To Yank or Not to Yank in Ohio Drunk Driving Case
Elyria judge threatens contempt over BMW refusal to honor order reinstating driving privileges for a drunken driving suspect. Ohio Supreme Court weighs constitutionality of three year penalties and license seizure rules. Harald Myers case cited as local judges push BMW to void suspensions and waive testing fee.
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German tourists loss after shark infested crash near Puerto Plata
A charter jetliner carrying 189 German travelers home from the Caribbean crashed off the Dominican Republic's north coast. Rescue teams recovered at least 59 bodies as divers hesitated to enter shark filled waters 13 miles north of Puerto Plata. The Boeing 757 bound for Frankfurt and Berlin disappeared after taking off in light rain and turning back.
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Dawg Pound Dawg Tests Congress on Browns Fans
The Cleveland Browns fan icon John Thompson known as Big Dawg appeared before the House Judiciary Committee. He spoke about fan representation and his role as an informal leader of the Dawg Pound in Cleveland.
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Thief gets eight years on fifty five charges
A 19 year old Amherst man, Robert Anderson of 107 Hilltop Drive, was sentenced to eight years after pleading guilty to 55 theft and vandalism charges at sports clubs and country clubs. A 16 year old arrested with him faces Juvenile Court action. He admitted break ins, vandalism, unauthorized vehicle use, criminal damage, theft, trespass and tampering with coin machines from March to April.
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Foltin Hinting At Mayoral bid amid Koziura feud
Lorain auditor Craig Foltin, tangled in a power struggle with Mayor Joseph Koziura over city computers, says he has served one month of a four-year term and would consider running for mayor. Foltin calls for Koziura to receive counseling after a heated council meeting exchange and uses strong language about Koziura’s behavior.
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