Faymore pre sentence urged 34 years in prison and $155000 fine
The U.S. attorney team urged Judge Ann Aldrich to sentence Faymore, 47, to 34 years plus a $155,000 fine for 10 counts of possession with intent to distribute, one count of distribution, and an assault on federal agents after two drug deals. The sentencing date is December 22, with one third of the term to run before parole eligibility.
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Leonard F. Faymore
U.S
Ralph Cascarilla
Roger Lynenberg
Ann Aldrich
Faymore
Aldrich
Joseph Diver
Doctors Clinic
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Detention of Lech Walesa in Gdansk by plainclothes police
Polish authorities detained Lech Walesa in Gdansk, removing him from his home in plain clothes and driving away in a black sedan. The labor leader, former head of Solidarity, was to give his first public address in more than a year of martial law. The destination of Walesa was not disclosed.
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Gdansk
Poland
Lech Walesa
Walesa
Solidarity Labor Union
Walesa detained as Poland marks memorial and police clampdown
An Associated Press team reports police halt and question two reporters near Walesa's Gdansk address during a commemorative service for 1981 anti-government protests. Security forces, including armored carriers and riot police, ring the Lenin shipyard where Solidarity began and where commemorations faced heavy surveillance.
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VI. Lenin
Lorain U S Steel to Idle 1900 More Workers Next Week
U S Steel, Lorain plant, announces 1900 additional layoffs joining about 4500 already out. Only pipe shipping, coke plant, and some Basic Oxygen Process construction stay active. Facility to idle 356 workers, with possible return after January 1 depending on orders. Union says this is first such large idle, banking furnaces during idle period.
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Lorain
U.S
George Kuebler
Andy DeAngelis
United Steel Workers
Kuebler
Bar Mills
DeAngelis
Elyria Students Show Fourth Straight Year Of Strong Tests
Elyria public school results released to the Board of Education show October reading and math scores well above predicted levels. ACT scores for seniors exceeded national averages, and 12 of 705 tenth graders tested read below minimum while 33 of 846 in 1981 did. The report credits curriculum reform teacher dedication voter support and board willingness to allow experimentation, noting sustained progress across 2nd to 12th graders and a widening gap between aptitude and achievement as students advance.
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Elyria Public School
Elyria Board of Education
Prachers
Board of Education
Len Straad
Strand
Strnad
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