Berea pharmacy student dies after 19 days in ICU
Cherie, a pharmacy student, died at Southwest Community Hospital Berea after 19 days on the ICU and never regaining consciousness following a rock throwing incident on the Turnpike. A Berea Post spokesman noted two other rock throwing events that night. Rep Arthur Wilkowski spoke on crime legislation, while the House rejected amendments on mandatory sentences and fines.
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Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Ohio Highway Patrol
Two OSU fraternity fire leaves two dead in blaze
Two Ohio State University students died when fire swept the Alpha Rho Chi fraternity house in Columbus. Nineteen members escaped into the teens cold. six leaped from windows. Firefighters reported two injured, including Mark F Heinz in critical condition. Witnesses recounted flames roaring from the second floor as residents woke and fled.
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James Nelson Mitchell
Washington
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Toledo
University Hospital
Dana Kent Moessner
Parently
Ray Devine
Jeff Yocca
South African Forces Could Withdraw From Angola in 48 Hours
Washington sources say South Africa informed the Ford administration it is ready to pull its 1,200 troops from Angola within 48 hours. The move, if confirmed, could bolster OAU pressure at next week’s Ethiopian meeting to push Cuba and the Soviet Union to withdraw.
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Elvis Gate Party At Graceland Turns 41 Without Him
Elvis Presley celebrated his 41st birthday with a gate-side fan pilgrimage at Graceland in Memphis. Fans gathered outside the gates as Presley was in Los Angeles, while coverage notes U S involvement in Angola remains debated and described as limited to a potential legitimate covert operation, with no troops or advisers in the region.
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Miss
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Lee’s Civil War choices and postwar pardon in art exhibit
The text recalls Robert E. Lee’s 1859 Harpers Ferry assault order and his 1861 resignation despite Lincoln’s offer. It notes his lapsed war plans, a quote about Virginia’s defense, and his later full pardon a century after defeat. The painting by William A. Smith is shown in the Faces of Freedom exhibit by John Janga Mutual Life Insurance Co.
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Steubenville Judge Named for Goodwin Trial in Sandusky
A Steubenville judge once jailed an attorney for contempt will preside over Eddie Goodwin’s jury trial in Sandusky on January 20. Jefferson County Common Pleas Judge Dominick Olivito was assigned by the Ohio Supreme Court. Goodwin faces two counts of complicity in Marsico’s 1974 auto license fund theft and one count of receiving stolen property.
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Eddie Goodwin
Sandusky
Jefferson County
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Marsico
Cleveland
Stanly E. Tolliver
Goodwin
Gary Carruthers
Elyria
Tolliver
Whiz kid gets four month sentence in drug death case
Kenneth Moss, 31, once dubbed a Wall Street whiz kid, was sentenced to four months in jail for manslaughter in the heroin death of British rocker Robbie McIntosh at a party attended by Cher Bono Allman. McIntosh, drummer for the Average White Band, died September 23, 1974 from heroin overdose.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Wall Street
Raid at Charlestown Led by Maj Knowlton in 1776
Dateline 1776 reports Maj Thomas Knowlton led 200 American troops on a night raid against Charlestown. The force set fires to several houses and captured six British prisoners, returning to Washington's lines with no casualties.
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Mass
Thomas Knowlton
Charlestown
Washington
Man from Elyria Dies in Parked Cleveland Car
Herbert Tuholske, 53, died Sunday morning while sitting in his parked car near Cleveland Clinic after a dialysis-related illness. He was last seen buying doughnuts en route to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. Attendants at a service station reported spotting him twice, misjudging him as a visitor and later dozing. Police and volunteers conducted a wide search before the body was found. The coroner’s office cited no injury and attributed death to his chronic illness. an autopsy was not performed.
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Elyria
Cleveland Clinic
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Fourth Street
E. River St
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Miley's Shelf
Ing
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Cleveland
Mount Sinai Hospital
John Miley
Cuyahoga County
Lester Adelson
Howard Weiss
Snowstorm Leaves Roads Icy With Zero Tonight
Plunging temperatures and 3 to 4 inches of snow covered area roads early today. Few major traffic accidents were reported as police noted near zero temperatures tonight. Forecaster Don Wuerch said Lake Erie winds fueled most snow and squalls could add 1 to 2 inches. lows may reach zero to five degrees with teens tomorrow. North Ridgeville observer Ray reports the outlook staying cold with partly cloudy skies and highs in the teens.
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Columbia Gas
Elyria Telephone
Don Wuerch
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Lake Erie
North Ridgeville
Ray
Snowfall and road conditions loom after winter storm hits Lorain
Diederich reports about three inches of snow since yesterday with five inches elsewhere in Lorain and Western Cuyahoga counties. Thirteen state road crews worked until midnight and resumed at dawn as chill winds froze wet roads into ice. Patrols describe area highways as fairly bad with several skidding two car accidents but no major injuries.
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Lorain
Cuyahoga Counties
Brent Greer
Oberlin
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Lorain County
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