Gotsis Convicted on Nine Drug Counts in Lorain Case
Lorain doctor Dr. George Gotsis was found guilty on nine of 14 counts of illegal processing of prescriptions after a two day, two stage jury deliberation. The six men and six women panel returned five innocent verdicts while he faces possible sentencing up to 45 years and a $22,500 fine.
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George Gotsis
Lorain
Gotsis
MEG
Lorain County
Greg) White
Kolbe Road
Pearl Road
Common Pleas
Adrian F. Bedeski
White
Eddie Young
Avon Lake Podiatrist
David Black
Gene Krebs
Elyria Handyroan February Dating Service Ad
An old classified-style item advertises dating services in Lorain County with contact numbers 323-4083 and 458-4302. The text hints at safety or bolt related phrases and a guaranteed offer, in a few fragmented lines from a local page segment.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Winter storm watch nears with heavy snow likely Sunday
An approaching winter storm watch warns of tonight snow developing heavy at times with significant accumulations possible by Sunday morning. Temperatures drop to 20 to 25 degrees with southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Sunday brings snow, brisk winds, and blowing and drifting snow with highs in the upper 20s and near certainty of snow. Details on Page A-3.
AmShip move pits Lorain and Tampa yards in dispute
Bow and stern sections for Navy tankers bounce between AmShip Lorain and Tampa yards as union leader Jim Unger denounces the move as a ploy to win concessions. Ohio congressman Don Pease says he is angry and frustrated by AmShip’s decision to shift work away from Lorain.
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Navy
Lorain
Tampa
AmShip Division
American Shipbuilding Co
Jim Unger
Unger
AmShip
Ohio
Don Pease
D-Oberlin
Pease
Reagan stands firm as truck strike widens
President Reagan says he is in no mood to bargain with independent truckers who began a six day protest to repeal laws raising the federal gasoline tax and highway fees. Violence climbs with more than 1,000 acts, one death, dozens injured and hundreds arrested across 36 states as strike leaders blame the administration and call for coordinated action.
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Reagan
Congress
Hickman
Mike Parkhurst
Independent Truckers Association
Portland
Ore
Teamsters Union
Ohio strike spurred wave of truck vandalism across state
Vandalism surged as independent drivers near the end of the first week of a shutdown. Tire slashings hit multiple sites including three rigs at Stoney Bridge Inn in Wood County and equipment at Titan Truck Company in Hancock County. Police cite 96 shooting incidents, 15 injuries, 23 arrests, and 377 damaged vehicles since the strike began, as officials urge heightened vigilance and keep buses lit to avoid misidentification with trucks.
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Ohio
Independent Truckers Association
Richard Celeste
Stoney Bridge Inn
Ohio Turnpike
Wood County
Roland McKenzi
Hancock County Sheriff's Office
Titan Truck Company
Findlay
Ohio Highway Patrol
Huron County
Daniel Munday
Ohio Farm Grain Supply
U.S. 224
Willard
Franklin B. Walter
Red Lobster passes Elyria site amid high unemployment
Lorain County suffers high unemployment as Red Lobster Pulls plans to locate in Elyria. The Orlando board rejected the Griswold Road Sweden House Smorgasbord site after a local marketing group visited Elyria. Mayor Keys expects a possible return when the economy improves. Red Lobster operates three Cleveland area restaurants.
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Lorain County
Red Lobster Restaurants
Orlando
Fla
Les Drage
Sweden House Smorgasbord
Griswold Road
Midway Mall
Elyria
Michael Keys
Red Lobster
Greater
Cleveland Area
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Karen Balmer
John Otero Sr
Gerald Messerman
Ohio Medical Board
Killer
Keane Toney
Toney
Sheffield
Schmidt
Colorado Avenue
Route 301
Hardy Whitfield
Colorado Ave
John Kenney
Editorial AG Entertainment
Pease & Union
Lorain Yards
Marvin Hickman
The
Parkhurst
American Trucking Association
Celeste
National Guard
Highway Safety
Kenneth) Cox
Ray Diederich
J.P. Diederich Sons, Inc
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Diederich
National Weather Service
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