Texas jury convicts Eddie Routh in Kyle killing at shooting range
A Stephenville jury finds Eddie Ray Routh guilty of capital murder in the 2013 killings of Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield at Rough Creek Lodge. The verdict rejects insanity defenses, sentences Routh to life in prison without parole. The case tied to the blockbuster American Sniper memoir.
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Walker snowmobiler injured after trespass on private fence
Mohler used three strand barbed wire to keep cattle on his land where the accident occurred. Parker, who rode onto private property without permission, collided with the fence. two out of town snowmobilers aided and called 911. Deputies questioned Parker about alcohol. blood results pending. Nearby farmers report frequent trespassing by riders who ignore private land rules.
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Lorain Budget 2015 Higher Than 2014 by $200,000
The Chronicle-Telegram notes a factual error in a Tuesday page Ad headline about Lorain's proposed 2015 budget. The corrected figure shows the 2015 budget about $200,000 more than the 2014 budget.
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Browns reveal bold logo refresh tied to tradition
Browns president Alec Scheiner explains dramatic color tweaks to the helmet and logo as part of a broader brand update with Nike and the NFL. The team aims to honor tradition while pursuing a modern look, with mass merchandise delayed until after a April 14 home uniforms reveal at the convention center.
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Policy discussion on teen drug testing at Sheffield Lake Schools
Policy makers consider testing students in sports and extracurriculars to deter drug use. Andrew Smith, a school social worker, promotes the program as prevention and intervention, delaying first use to reduce later addiction risk. Critics from Students for Sensible Drug Policy argue testing may push at risk youth from activities and not reduce use.
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Wellington district to trim budget by 2.4 million
Wellington Schools face a $2.4 million cut to cap next year spending at 13.8 million to avoid state takeover or a high millage levy. Trustees and parents debated half day kindergarten, program cuts, and staff losses while stressing the need to act now to save the district and town.
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