Witness testifies parents protected a guilty man in murder case
Perry Strader told jurors his parents Ezra and Zula Strader helped Bobbie New cover up the March 13 1976 shooting of Dorothy Spencer inside a Camden Township mobile home. Strader said his mother wanted to reveal the truth, and he defended speaking out after decades to protect his family from further harm.
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Brew Kettle eyes Amherst site as salon faces displacement
Brew Kettle owner Chris Russo reveals plans to convert 300 Church St into a second bar with an outdoor patio. The project could threaten J Taylor Salon next door, a building labeled historic by the Amherst Historical Society. Russo awaits owner Rich Wagner’s response on a purchase and potential demolition or donation.
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City worker pinned in crash at LORAIN Utilities Dept area
Police say Calvendo Smith, 55, was seriously injured when a city vehicle crash occurred near 28th Street and 10:50 a.m. Thursday. An intoxicated driver in a 2010 Chevrolet Silverado struck him as he was entering or exiting the vehicle, according to Officer Kyle Gelenius.
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FCC approves strict rules for broadband providers
The FCC voted 3 to 2 to regulate broadband as common carriers aiming to stop paid fast lanes and blocking or slowing traffic. The rules require providers to act in the public interest and ban unjust practices, a major regulatory shift for AT&T Verizon and Comcast.
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Net Neutrality upheld by FCC despite provider concerns
The FCC decision keeps broadband operators from discriminating among similar traffic and blocking data with few exceptions. Regulators argue the move preserves the open Internet while noting some providers had concerns.
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