Silent crime reporting gaps reveal hidden victim toll
A Bureau of Justice Statistics study shows 64 percent of crimes go unreported, with personal theft and burglary often overlooked. Case Western Reserve University experts urge accurate reports to guide patrols and prevention, noting citizens frequently fail to notify police even when victimized.
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Bureau of Justice Statistics
Daniel Clancy
Center For Criminal Justice
Case Western Reserve University
Clancy
Justice Department
Law School
Lawmakers urge equal emission tests for area drivers
U S Rep Donald J Pease and fellow Cleveland area lawmakers urge EPA to allow anti tampering tailpipe inspections as fairer and cheaper than Cincinnati style computerized tests. Ohio EPA estimates checks would cost over 10 million yearly for 12 million motorists.
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U.S
Donald J. Pease
Cleveland Area
Cincinnati
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Lake County
Environmental Protection Agency
Northeast
Ohio
Hamilton
Butler
EPA
Lee Thomas
Pease
Oberlin
Dennis E. Eckart
Mentor
Edward F. Feighan
Lakewood
Mary Rose Oakar
Cleveland
Louis Stokes
Warrensville Heights
Thomas
Cleveland-area
Snowy morning school walk with two teens missing
A wintry scene shows swirling snow obscuring a morning walk by Missy Acosta, 15, and Luther Trammel, 16, as they head to school. Luther is the son of Mary and James Trammel of 426 W. 13th St, Missy the daughter of Barbara Acosta of 204 Harwood, with C-T photographer Susan Cross credited.
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Missy Acosta
Luther Trammel
Luther
Mary
James Trammel
13Th St
Missy
Barbara Acosta
Harwood
Susan Cross
Lorain Plans New Broadway Parking and Underpass
Lorain officials and the Ohio Department of Transportation resolved the Broadway parking issue after a Wednesday meeting. The plan cuts west side parking to comply with federal lane rules, funds the underpass, and sets a $6 million project with Lorain covering 25 percent. Off-street parking 60 to 80 spaces, $300,000, land purchases by September and April 1 plan reviews. Construction expected February 1987 for two years.
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Lorain
Ohio Department of Transportation
Alex Olejko
Olejko
ODOT
Broadway
Sixth
Eighth Streets
Sanford Prudoff
Lorain Glass
Ridgeville man enters GOP Senate primary
Ridgeville resident William A. Hanchosky announced his candidacy for the May GOP primary in Ohio Senate District 13. A 29 year old political newcomer from Lorain County, he supports pro business incentives and traditional family values while backing Lorain’s antipornography amendment and railing against economic barriers for workers.
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North Ridgeville
William A. Hanchosky
Chestnut Ridge Road
Ohio
Senate
Alan Zaleski
Elyria
Hanchosky
Lorain County
Ene County
Ryan to Run for 13th District Seat in Democratic Primary
LORAIN businessman John Michael Ryan announced plans to seek the 13th District congressional nomination in the May 6 Democratic primary. He faces incumbent Donald J. Pease and touts state rights, social security protection, and a focus on Lake Erie issues while pledging independent voting. Ryan emphasizes jobs, trade, and a prudent, self-funded campaign with his wife Wilma and four children.
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Lorain
John Michael Ryan
Ryan
West 13Th St
Donald J. Pease
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Lake Erie
Wilma
Mental Health funds cut now carved later
Elyria Lorain County Board of Mental Health faces federal grant cuts under Gramm Rudman, with 329000 in social service funds reduced by 14588 through June and about 52000 starting July 1. Board assistant exec director Brian Frederick warns more reductions loom, jeopardizing the four funded agencies and shaping plans around a May levy outcome.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Ome
Lorain County Council On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Frederick
W. G. Nord Community Mental Center
Center For Children and Youth Services
Lucy Idol Center For the
Cleveland officer killed in Medina Township crash
A Cleveland Police officer died in a three vehicle wreck around 6 am on Route 3 between Remsen and South Weymouth roads in Medina Township. Daniel Less, 39, of 7105 West Smith Road Medina, drove left of center and was struck by a Hinckley Township police cruiser driven by Larry Shenise returning from Medina Court where he had filed warrants for today’s proceeding.
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Medina
Cleveland
Remsen Road
South Weymouth Road
Medina Township
Daniel Less
West Smith Road
Hinckley Township
Highway Patrol
Larry Shenise
Medina Court
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Cwru Law Schoo
Fred
Ridgeville
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