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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2006
Page
3
Night adds clouds with scattered rain from West Virginia to the north with a clearing trend. Michigan and Buffalo view partly sunny periods ahead as winds shift, lifting temperatures while rain spreads eastward tonight. Coastal waves run 2 to 4 feet as southwest winds rise.
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Ventura County residents mark the one year anniversary of the deadly La Conchita mudslide that killed 10 people. Neighbors endure memorials with white crosses and signs while urging officials to act. Survivors describe loss of the town’s spirit and plan future moves if relief remains distant.
Washington The Supreme Court refused to review a Sixth Circuit ruling upholding Union Township Ohio restrictions on adult clubs. The opinion requires clubs to close by midnight and obtain operating licenses with employee data while Deja Vu argues the rules infringe free speech. Dissenting judges say the midnight closure is unconstitutional since bars stay open later.
Willard Huelsmeyer, 62, confessed to stabbing his wife Treva, 83, then attempting suicide the day before her scheduled admission to Dorothy Lave Retirement Community Alzheimer's ward in Sidney. Both were found by their daughter at their Layton home. Treva died, Willard hospitalized in serious condition.
Columbus Gov Bob Taft delayed for a third time the execution of John Spriko, who proclaims innocence in 1982 murders, allowing six months for DNA testing. Attorney General Jim Petro had requested the reprieve, moving the date from January 19 to July 19 while investigators test hairs found on duct tape around the tarp holding Betty Dane Mottinger’s body.
Police and prosecutors handle evidence whose DNA must be identified to avoid confusion with three suspects. The testing has yielded no substantive clues. Spirka, 59, was convicted of killing Muttinger, a post mistress in Filgin, northwest Ohio. She was abducted and repeatedly stabbed, then wrapped in a tarp and dumped in a field. Her body was found weeks later.
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