Lorain probe to proceed despite judge's funding ruling
Lorain's $350000 housing probe faces continued prosecution of 16 defendants as Prosecutor Gregory White plans to move forward despite Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Floyd Harris's denial of payment for two special prosecutors. White may seek an appellate ruling while awaiting payment decisions and discusses next steps with the prosecutors involved.
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Gregory A. White
Lorain
Common Pleas
Floyd D. Harris
White
Douglas MacGillivray
William McKee
9Th District Court of Appeals
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Cuyahoga County
Ralph A. McAllister
Joseph Zahorec
Joseph R. Grunda
Paul J. Mikus
Week of mild weather brings 53 degree Sunday tease
A rare springlike spell in northeastern Ohio brought temperatures to 53 degrees Sunday, prompting Frisbee and barbecues before clouds and showers returned. The National Weather Service forecasts highs in the 50s through Friday with nightly lows in the 30s to 40s and a 20 to 30 percent chance of rain today and Tuesday.
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Santa Claus
National Weather Service
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The
Elyria police panel studies car program revisions
Five Elyria police officers on a committee led by Ptl. Ray Riley review the department’s support car program. They discussed potential changes to gas expenses for off duty use and possible free gas for city residents. The aim is to maintain crime deterrence while addressing cost rules. Members include Lt. William Cameron Lt. Robert Lesher Ptl. Donald Wimsatt and Ptl. Larry Witt.
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Charles Hoagland
Hoagland
Ptl
Ray Riley
Elyria Police Patrolmen’s Association
Riley
William Cameron
Robert Lesher
Donald Wimsatt
Larry Witt
Dublin tragedy hits home for Ridgeville exchange student
Sharon O'Reilly, Irish exchange student at North Ridgeville High, learned on her 18th birthday of the Stardust Club fire in Dublin that killed 48 and injured 130. She recalled spending Fridays there and worried someone she knew might have been among the victims.
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Dublin
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Sharon O'Reilly
Sharon
Ireland
North Ridgeville High
Ron Holligan
Stardust Club
Urban Revitalization Tied to Auto and Steel Bailouts
The essay recalls Rep. William Brodhead urging tariffs and tax breaks for autos and steel, arguing the Northeast Midwest must protect two key industries to prevent regional decline. It contrasts liberal urban policy with protectionist ideas and notes depopulation as a mixed, sometimes positive, outcome for residents.
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William Brodhead
Detroit
North
Cleveland State University Law School
Brodhead
United States
Japan
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