Killer of 11 year old girl dies in prison at 50
Joel D. Yockey died at Ohio State University Medical Center while serving a life sentence for abducting and murdering Kristin Jackson after she left a county fair in Wayne County. He was 50 and was moved from Southern Ohio Correctional Facility to the hospital after falling ill. Toxicology results were pending.
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Wwe
Wellsley Farms Mushrooms Recalled Over E coli Contamination
BJ's Wholesale Club recalls Wellsley Farms prepacked mushrooms sold between February 11 and 19 due to potential E coli contamination. Included SKUs cover 20 ounce sliced, 24 ounce white, 16 ounce portabella caps, 10 ounce baby bella caps, and 10 ounce white varieties. For refunds, return unused portions to any BJ's. call (800) 257-2582 for more details.
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Giant Eagle Recalls Egg Free Pasta Ribbons Nationwide
Giant Eagle recalls 12 ounce Giant Eagle brand Egg Free Pasta Ribbons made by American Italian Pasta Co due to possible egg contamination. The action covers all Eye Free Pasta Ribbon packages sold in Giant Eagle stores across Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Maryland with refunds available.
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Corrections and clarifications from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram corrects several errors including the Newbery Medal winning The Higher Power of Lucky and a miscaptioned photo with Conductor Robert Spano. It clarifies Elyria High School levy costs totaling about 68 million with 59.9 million co funded by the state and voters and 8.5 million for land and amenities.
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Lottery results roundup for Ohio and surrounding states
Ohio midday Pick 3 5 6 1 Pick 3 0 0 9 and Pick 4 5 5 1 8. Rolling Cash 5 8 9 23 79 37 with a 110000 jackpot. Mega Millions 1 5 25 46 51 with a 177 million estimated jackpots. Other states Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia daily draws and multi state totals included.
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Mother denied baby in garage was hers in Elyria
Lorain police interviewed Heather Heck 23 who repeatedly denied the infant she left in a garage was hers. She later admitted the two month old boy was her son after confronted with store camera footage. The baby was found in a parked SUV in her garage during Thanksgiving. He is in Wesley Cales and his family custody.
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Heck
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Cales
One of world's tiniest preemies goes home
Amillia Sonja Taylor born at 21 weeks 4 days in October left Baptist Children's Hospital after four months in NICU. Now about 4 pounds and 15 inches long she will need oxygen at home with follow up by a developmental specialist. Her parents Eddie and Sonja Taylor declined comment.
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Umland outlines US youth academy for immigrant players
Umland cites 12 players aged 12 to 15 from Northeast Ohio Texas Maryland and Virginia in an Amherst area academy for soccer youths through age 18. The program will attend Amherst Schools with interpreters and tutors as immigration and parental consent are addressed.
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Parole Hearing Delayed for Smith Amid Coercion Claims
Innocence Project supporter Bobbi Madonna notes Smith’s parole hearing set for August 2009 amid claims children coerced her to testify against Smith and Allen. Allen serving five life sentences. not eligible for parole until 2056. Venters’ report urges at least 15 years in prison and rates Smith 10 on a 1 to 13 scale for likelihood of release.
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Innocence Project
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Madonna
Ohio
Ted Strickland
Dean
Venters
Ohio Reformatory For Women
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Bradley
Dennis Will
Jury convicts foster mom in boy's death
A Clermont County jury finds Liz Carroll guilty on seven counts including murder and involuntary manslaughter for the death of her developmentally disabled 3 year old foster son Marcus Fiesel. Prosecutors say he died after being bound in blankets and tape and left alone during a weekend reunion. Carroll faces 15 years to life. husband David Carroll Jr. awaits trial on related charges.
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Liz Carroll
Clermont County
Carroll
Gregory Cohen
Audrey Sims
Marcus Fiesel
David Carroll Jr
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Carrolls
Amy Baker
Midview district faces big legal bills in ongoing disputes
Midview must cover its attorney fees totaling over 300000 while Great Lakes handles its own costs. The district previously offered to settle by letting Midview keep its money, but was told to write a 275000 check. Belich blames former business manager Wesling for the dispute amid past leadership plans. Telamon Construction sues Midview for over 3 million for unpaid work and damages, claiming delays. the district says delays were caused by the district and other contractors receiving extensions.
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Great Lakes
Howard Dulmage
Belich
Midview
David Wesling
Wesling
Sandusky
Blair signals British drawdown in Iraq amid Basra transfer
In London Blair claimed security improvements allow troop reductions in Iraq with Basra handed to Iraqi forces. Denmark will pull 450 troops by August, while Lithuania weighs an August withdrawal of 53 soldiers. Analysts question the optimism, citing political pressure and poll trends.
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Mother accuses father of belt abuse of Lorain child
Lorain police report notes a 4 year old girl showed bruising consistent with belt use after being with her father, who was court ordered to be supervised. The mother reported the incident and the case was forwarded to the city prosecutor for charges.
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