Lorain officer sues city and police over arrest suit
Lorain police officer Angela Wolford sues the Lorain Police Department city and three unnamed officers seeking over 3 million alleging unlawful arrest for domestic violence. The filing says Wolford was sprayed with pepper spray during an arrest by Ricardo Rosado after an earlier confrontation. Wolford was fired in 1996 after a federal case, later acquitted, and seeks reinstatement.
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Lora
Wolford
Common Pleas Court
Wotford
Ricardo Rosado
Rosado
Henour
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John Does
Plamnif
Wie
Police Department
Sanchez
Rivera
Students sue over confiscated high school paper
Four Wooster High School student editors filed suit in district court claiming the Wooster district violated First Amendment rights by seizing 4,500 copies of The Wooster Blade. Judge Nugent denied a temporary restraining order, allowing distribution to resume with edits and explanations.
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Chao District
L$ District Court
Donald C Nugent
Ssooster High School
The
Wooster Blade
Ken
Nurses host blood drive at WHI with LifeShare
Nurses and LifeShare Blood Bank organize a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. January 12 at the church hall urging all blood types to donate. Breakfast fundraiser follows at Brighton Congregational Church on Route 311 and 16 from 7 to 11 a.m. Proceeds support building projects.
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St Patrick's Nurses Organization
Brighton Congregational Church
First Congregational Church of
Sullivan
State Route 224
Richard Hall
Oil analysts weigh impact of Iraq war on prices and supplies
EIA analysts say world crude could tighten if Iraq war disrupts imports while Venezuela remains crippled. Gasoline inventories stay high while crude stocks fall. OPEC plans to raise quotas, but effect delayed. Bush admin weighs reserve options, noting 592 million barrels stored and potential 4 million bpd release limit.
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Caruso
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Questons
Robbery at Home Ends With Fatal Suspect Shootout
A home on Longfellow Street was robbed around 1030 pm Tuesday when two men followed residents inside and held them at gunpoint. Both suspects died after fleeing the scene, described as wearing hooded sweatshirts and black ski masks. one spoke with a Jamaican accent. Police assigned two detectives and are pursuing leads across neighborhoods. Earlier, four armed men entered Baldwin Avenue home, forced children to a back room, and left after a brief intrusion. No composite sketch yet. Contact Angels Inge with tips at 329-7151 or ainge chronictatelegram com.
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Eichenlaub
Longfellow Street
Baldwin Avenue
City Hall complex walls raise cost fears in June 1998 report
Ai building study presented to Council finds both City Hall and Turner Block structurally sound but warns the complex design is not absolute. Stability issues surfaced last year costing at least 350000 with potential repairs up to 25 million and project delay beyond one year. General contractor Dance & Co. recommends tearing down and rebuilding walls at 2.5 million, a plan City Hall manager James Pertisek says may be unnecessary. Mayor Bill Grace notes the city is surprised and awaits Clark & Post guidance, with a recommendation due next week.
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Dance & Co. Inc
Cocco
James Pertisek
Jance & Co
City Hall
Clark & Post
Bill Grace
Grace
Duc
Christina Jolie
Ambassador Group promise falls short with SEC breach
Investors were invited to put in at least 2000 for a one year term with Mission shelter funds at 306 Morgan Ave. About 10000 financed start up costs. rest for homes. Wade diverted funds into a vending venture, some machines stolen. Wade sentenced to six months in prison and two years supervised probation. $45000 repayment ordered. Holly Wade interim director. Brian Wade due back in June.
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Holly Wade
Commerce’s Securities Division
Wade
Ambassador Group
Ohio
Richard Walker
Mountain Lake Park
Walker
Brian Wade
US Postal Service
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
William J. Edwards
Mission
Charles Howard
Bethel Church of God and Christ
Elyria
Mission Board
Dalmatian Tabitha Still Missing After Cold Weather Risk
Tabitha the Dalmatian, last seen near Butternut Ridge Road and state Route 301, has disappeared amid freezing conditions. DOTS founder Suzie Weeden and Erie Shores Humane Society officer Mitch Witherall urge watchers to monitor rather than approach, offering contact numbers for sighting reports and stressing the need for a fenced yard and daily exercise.
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Mitch Witherall
Erie Shores Human Society
Tabitha
Witherall
DOTS
She
Butternut Ridge Road
Suzie Weeden
Ted Weeden
Board drama ends with potential resignations and lawsuit ties
Westfall criticizes a superintendent for inaction amid district corruption. McAusland calls for cleaning up the board due to absences and one sided votes. Butti declines comment on resigning while Baker foresees no resignation though her term ends in 2003. The board votes 4-1 to drop Baumgartner & O'Toole after a federal suit from Nancy Fisher, who won over $300,000 in 1999.
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Barb McAusland
Baker
McAusland
Butti
Baumgartner & O'Toole
Nancy Fisher
Fisher
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