New York City to pay for illegal strip searches
A major settlement awaits after a prolonged battle over illegal strip searches by City police. The deal involves New York City compensating affected residents and reforms to policing practices. Legal actions centered on defendants alleging intrusive searches without proper warrants or justification. Names and specifics of plaintiffs are not listed in the available text.
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Palmer Fired as Browns Head Coach After 5-27 Run
The Cleveland Browns fired head coach Chris Palmer as Fox Sports reported. Palmer denied knowledge of the decision while the Browns prepared to notify him and begin a coaching search. The team finished 3-13 this season and 5-27 over Palmer’s two years amid quarterback injuries and a leaky offense.
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Elyria approves union labor for city hall project
In a partisan vote the Elyria City Council reaffirmed a project labor agreement giving unions a near lock on bids for the new City Hall. The plan requires nonunion firms to unionize to work on the project, drawing sharp debate among council members, unions, and contractors.
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State ends contract with private operator at Grafton prison
Ohio will not renew its contract with CiviGenics at the North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility in Grafton. The 552 bed facility has faced high staff turnover and managerial resignations, with 56 percent of staff leaving since opening in late February.
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Indians to celebrate 100th anniversary in 2001 season
Cleveland announces a wide promotional plan for the 2001 season marking the Indians 100th anniversary. Included are the 100 greatest players list, honorary captains Mel Harder Bob Feller Lou Boudreau Larry Doby Herb Score Rocky Colavito Sam McDowell and Andre Thornton, public voting for the 100th anniversary team by position, new logo and commemorative tickets posters artwork and bobbleheads.
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Avon Lake Mayor Urbin Indicted Over Funds for Defense
Avon Lake Mayor Vince Urbin faces a secret indictment alleging he solicited money from developers James Gamellin and Herman Kopf to fund his criminal defense. Court papers say Kopf gave $2,000 in cash, later returned after subpoenas issued, while Kopf sought immunity and testified Kopf denies any improper influence.
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