Ohio Doctor Appeals New Ground in Negligence Suit
A three judge Ohio Ninth District Court of Appeals panel heard Dr George Dakters Elyria neurosurgeon appeal a $1 million suit against attorney Michael Shane and the Himes of Sandusky for alleged negligence in naming Dakters in a case later dismissed. The panel will review whether an attorney can be liable for improper party naming.
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Ohio Ninth District Court of Appeals
Ohio
George Dakters
Elyria Neurosurgeon
Cleveland
Michael Shane
Shane
Walter Jean Hime
Robert L. Hime
Sandusky
Hime
Dr. Dakters
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Valerie Hime
Himes
Common Pleas
Floyd D. Harris
Dalters
Atty
John Haynes
Haynes
Dakter
James McCrystal
Eugene Manning
Edward J. Mahoney
William H.victor
Sam H. Bell
Akron abortion bill sparks national interest in city
Akron moves to regulate abortion with a model ordinance drafted by Citizens for Informed Consent. It requires informed written consent, husband or parent notification, and defines a viable fetus at six months. Pro Choice opposes, churches back the measure, clinics warn of closures. Marvin I. Weinberger heads the group.
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Akron
Lorain County Right To Life, Inc
Pro Choice
Marvin I. Weinberger
Arkansas Republicans offer polygraph test on campaign promises
The Arkansas Republican Party proposes splitting costs with Democrats for a lie detector to test truthfulness of candidates on the campaign trail. A $1,500 polygraph machine would aim to identify when a politician does not intend to keep a promise.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Arkansas Republican Party
GOP
Lorain County Federation For Human Services Sets Meeting
The Lorain County Federation For Human Services will hold its first annual meeting February 14 at 7 30 p m in the County Commissioners Hearing Room at the County Administration Building. William Ginn a Cleveland attorney will speak on planning challenges in human services and has helped develop operations of the Federation for Community Planning in Cuyahoga County. The federation seeks membership of all social service funding agencies in the county to coordinate resident services and prevent duplication.
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Lorain County Federation For Human Services
County Commissioners
William Ginn
Cleveland
Ginn
Federation For Community Planning
Cuyahoga County
Elyria Man Convicted of Aggravated Menacing and Trespassing
An Elyria man initially charged with burglary and felonious assault was found guilty of aggravated menacing and criminal trespassing. Author 10, Rogers, 1131 Barbara St., received $200 fines and 30 day jail terms on each charge with $300 suspended and 26 days of each sentence deferred. He credited four days served. The charges followed warrants by Annie M. Henderson, 1120 Garden St., who said he broke into her apartment and threatened her with a knife.
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Elyria
Rogers
Barbara
Annie M. Henderson
Garden St
First US Scheduled Rail Service Opens in 1830
On Christmas 1830, Charleston D C began the United States first scheduled rail service with a four ton locomotive and five coaches signaling a major early railway milestone.
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United States
Charleston
D.C
Salted death sentences in medieval Europe
In the middle ages, defendants could be condemned to die by deprivation of salt, a harsh punishment reflecting era fears and legal practices. The penalty highlights how salt scarcity functioned as a tool of fear, limiting nourishment and survival for the condemned.
Highrise permit blocked by old city ordinance
The city halted a 100 unit senior citizen highrise permit after a 1975 ordinance required building on specific parcels. Mayor Bowman ordered review with possible repeal at Feb 21 council meeting. A $47,000 escrow check from Keller Construction and Consolidated Developers awaits approval before construction can start.
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City Buiding
Keller Construction Co
Chestnut and
Elm Streets
Consolidated Developers, Inc
Kent
Marguerite E. Bowman
Norm Failing
Failing
Bowman
Parking tight for ice fishermen near Catawba Point
Heavy snow has left parking scarce as ice fishermen head to Mouse Island and Catawba Point this weekend. Cars found double parked are towed to Lakeside or Port Clinton, with 25 towed last weekend costing $25 to $35 to recover. Fishing for walleyes and yellow perch reported in Lake Erie with shiners in 10 to 20 feet. Mouse Island, Catawba Island, Bass Islands and Sandusky Bay Ridge noted productive for perch. walleye fishing steady all day.
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Catawba Point
Mouse Island
Lakeside
Port Clinton
Karasevic
Bono
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Old Bay Bridge
Metzger Marsh
Lake Erie
Catawba Island
Bass Islands
Sandusky Bay Ridge
Plant workshop covers care of house plants Sunday
A Lorain County Metropolitan Park District workshop offers a slide presentation on house plant care at 1 p.m. Sunday. Held at the Outdoor Education Center in Carlisle Reservation near the Butternut Ridge Road intersection with Routes 20 and 10, Alan Botamer leads the presentation followed by an optional plant swap. Bring a small healthy plant to exchange. No charge.
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Lorain County
Carlisle Reservation
Butternut Ridge Rd
Alan Botamer
Lorain County Metropolitan Park District
Bloodmobile visits Lorain county high schools
The Lorain County Blood Bank organizes a blood mobile schedule with three high schools. Keystone High School hosts February 15 from a.m. to 2 p.m., South Amherst High School February 16 from 9 30 a.m. to 1 30 p.m., and Elyria West High School February 16 from 8 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Parents may donate as well per Karl Heidtberg.
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Lorain County
Cancer society seeks sheets and fabric donations
Lorain County Chapter of the American Cancer Society asks for used white sheets pillow cases and shirts. Volunteers wash sterilize and cut them into 24 inch cancer dressings. Drop off at 43099 N Ridge Rd Elyria weekdays 9 am to 4 pm.
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Lorain County
American Cancer Society
Eleanor Gibbons
N. Ridge Rd
Elyria
Sheffield Shopping Center
Norwalk Charter Review Panel Opens Deliberations
Norwalk s Charter Review Commission met for the first time to begin a mandated five year review of city government under the 1972 charter. City law director Ronald Freeman urged extending the mayoral term from two to four years to enhance effective leadership and citizen access. The panel will meet weekly at 7 30 p m through March 21 with officials and residents, and hold public sessions in all four wards from March 28 to April 18.
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Norwalk
Commission
Ronald Freeman
Freeman
Review Commission
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Lackland Afb
Arthur A. van Dyke
Lake Rd
Avon Lake
Brookside High School
Sheffield Lake
Joseph Karasevic
Hilliard Rd
Western Reserve Mortgage Corp
Elyria Savings Building
Bloodmobile
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County Cancer Group
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Knights of Malta
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Islands
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Ohig
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Midway Mall
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Ohio Society of Prevention of Blindness
Center For the Sightless, Inc
Oberlin Road
United Way Agency
Flyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Ancy
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Elyria Savings & Trust
Small Claims Court
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