Viacom Time Warner Cable avert channels blackout deal
Viacom and Time Warner Cable reached terms to preserve access for 15.7 million subscribers to Nickelodeon MTV and 17 other Viacom channels. Details to be finalized in days. Executives praised the agreement while public ads had warned of a potential Dora blackout.
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Daemin Carter First Baby of 2009 Born in Lorain
Mary Spradlin of Lorain gave birth to Daemin Carter at 4 08 a m on Thursday making the infant Lorain County s first baby of 2009 The 6 pound 15 ounce boy is Spradlin s fourth child and Bennie Carter s son in Lorain Ohio.
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Group volunteers drive citys neutering program for strays
In Elyria LifeSavers president David McClelland leads a mobile spay and neuter effort under a city sponsored Trap Neuter Release plan begun Christmas Day. Volunteers gather stray cats, have them neutered vaccinated and returned to their original locations to curb the population.
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Year-end parties calm for police. Lorain bar brawl noted
Elyria police reported a quiet 2009 for New Year’s Eve with few driving citations due to a computer glitch. In Lorain, about 15 people fought in the parking lot outside the Boathouse Bar on Broadway, prompting officers to shut the bar early amid ongoing public order concerns.
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Cleveland Homicide Rate Drops 24 Percent in 2008
Cleveland reported 102 homicides in 2008, down from 134 in 2007 as the city added officers and seized over 1,100 guns. Firearm killings fell about 20 percent, while nearby Columbus rose to 108 and Toledo climbed to 20. Mayor Jackson credited gun-crackdown measures and hiring 150 officers for the decline.
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