Lorain overpaid former safety director ruling shows excess pay
Lorain Municipal Court Judge Mark Mihok ruled Kobylka overpaid for 2007 service after resigning to another post. Winemiller, who filled in during mayor Romoser's absence, should have received pay for 56 days he worked before returning to Heidelberg College. Kobylka may appeal. Winemiller sought compensation, calling it common sense.
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Judge Rules Tobacco Funds Frozen, State Blocked
A Franklin County judge ruled the Ohio Tobacco Prevention Foundation violated state law by trying to divert 190 million of anti tobacco funds to a Washington group. The ruling keeps the money frozen in trust. final disposition awaits further decision, while governor Strickland questions the lengthy process.
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Ex-secretary Judge Ritter faces mortgage foreclosure suit in Ohio
Texas bank sues Andrea Ritter and husband Daniel Ritter in Lorain County Common Pleas Court for defaulting on a 2006 loan of 203 292 dollars with 1623 monthly payments. The case lists William Falk as lienholder and notes prior misconduct during Ritter’s tenure with Judge Edward Zaleski.
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Andrea
Lorain County
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Edward Zaleski
Andrea Ritter
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