Pit bulls likely poisoned in Lorain County case
APL suspects three pit bulls were poisoned Wednesday at their Crehore Street temporary home. The owner, a 20 year old Lorain man, faces a police complaint from December about food and water neglect and fighting. The APL exects an autopsy, tests on yard cups, and a $100 reward for information.
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Bar owner pleads guilty in instant bingo case
Elyria Ohio. Paul Uehlein 49 operator of the Tack Room Amherst and Chrisoula Capp Hyle 68 operator of Chris s Place Elyria pleaded guilty to two counts of money laundering and one count of theft possession of criminal tools gambling and operating a gambling house. They agreed to pay 25000 and 20000 respectively and cooperate with prosecutors in the top ticket gambling cases involving about 40 defendants. Racketeering and conspiracy charges were dropped. The cases revolve around instant bingo schemes with proceeds purportedly shared among operators and a Tallmadge distributor identified as James H Jackson. Restitution goes to the Organized Crime Task Force.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Uehlein
James H. Jackson
Tallmadge
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Organized Crime Task Force
Ohio
Attorney General's Office
Firelands aims to place levy on May ballot
Firelands school district will seek voter approval to replace an expiring levy. The current levy provides 655090 dollars annually. proposal seeks renewal at May ballots to fund district needs.
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Firelands Schools to Seek Levy On May Ballot
The Firelands School District plans a May 6 ballot levy of 5.9 mills to raise about $1.3 million annually. Treasurer Barbara Bechtel says the levy is needed to keep the district in the black as property values rise and current millage drops from its 1993 level.
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Judge orders sale of condo in Lorain foreclosure
A Lorain Common Pleas ruling by Judge Lynett M. McGough orders the sale of Professional Arts Plaza Condominiums unit three at 1614 Cooper Foster Park Road. Provident Bank holds the mortgage for 120,649 dollars plus accrued interest and costs. Defendants Theresa J. Stencil and Richard Stencil along with Vassie Scott and Bank One are barred from claims due to nonresponse. First Merit Bank and the state may have an interest. trial for the Stencil couple on racketeering and related charges is set for Feb. 25 before Judge Edward M. Zaleski.
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Professional Arts Plaza
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