Driver tests positive for pot after fatal crash
GRAFTON TWP. The driver Mark DeMarino 18 of Meadow Brook Drive tested positive for marijuana after a crash at Routes 63 and 57 that killed three people the Hoffman family. James Matus 21 was a passenger and also tested strongly positive. a pipe was found. Prosecutors seek urine testing and say it is too early to determine drug influence on the collision.
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Highway Patrol
John Graska
Mark DeMarino
Meadow Brook Drive
Graska
DeMarino
Clude Alts James
Ig. Patap
James
Grégory White
White
Christopher Rothgery
Hoffman
North Ridgeville
Nicholas “Kyle
Brooke Hoffman
Kyle
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
David Hoffman
Two Young Siblings Die in Grafton Township Crash
In a Friday burial at St. Mary Cemetery, Kyle Hoffman nine and his sister Brooke, age seven, were laid to rest beside each other after a two car crash Monday night at Routes 57 and 83 in Grafton Township. Andrew James 21 of Grafton was also buried. Father Hoffman's condition improved to guarded as he recovered at MetroHealth Medical Center.
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Kyle”. Hoffman
Brooke
Kyle
Robert Schreyer
Grafton Township
Andrew James
Grafton
St. Mary Cemetery
Schroyer
David Hoffman
MetroHealth
Cleveland
Hoffman
Retail center sale boosts Lorain County property market
Kirtidad development firm buys Centre of Sheffield minus May Co property for 13.7 million as second major shopping center purchase in Lorain County in two months. A New York developer bought Midway Crossings for 9.7 million in December, while Lone Star Steakhouse paid 600000 for land off West River Road. County Auditor Mark Stewart says retail is strong, but impact on jobs remains unclear.
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Sheffield
May Co
Lorain County
New York
Midway Crossings
Rede
Igngram
Mark Stewart
Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon
Wichita
Kan
West River Road
Stewart
Mee
Court strikes down Clinton order on hiring permanent replacements
A D C Circuit panel voided President Clinton’s March executive order banning federal contracting with firms that hire permanent replacements for striking workers. The court ruled the move was an improper broad labor policy and violated the National Labor Relations Act, potentially affecting $497 billion in 1994 government purchases and millions of workers.
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Clinton
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Ments
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Silberman
Cagers' suspensions split readers over tobacco ban
Wellington High School players Scott Boozer and Kris Edwards were suspended for chewing tobacco. A Chronicle Telegram straw poll of 271 readers shows 176 think the punishment is too severe while 95 say it is fair. Respondents debate prevention versus leniency and cancer risk.
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Scott Boozer
Kris Edwards
Chronicle- Telegram
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