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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1998

Page

8

Buckwald case ends with 16 month Lorain County sentence

After a year of prosecutorial effort and disputed testimony, Ralph Buckwald was convicted of a single assault on a police officer and resisting arrest. The trial highlighted inconsistent officer accounts, limitations in witness cooperation, and dramatic courtroom demonstrations as the defense cheered Buckwald’s partial conviction and parole history. Prosecutor Paul Facinelli weighs the outcome amid questions of credibility and justice.

Ralph Buckwald Lorain County Buckwald Gates Avenue Elyria Lisa Pierson Pierson Greg White White Chronicle-Telegram Cindy Leise Wandra Ward-Sellers Peter Vanwormer Ward-Sellers Vanwormer Diamalen Bermudez Tony Cillo Bermudez Buckward Perry Mason Baryshnikov

Tax rates rise across incomes despite Ohio cuts

Ohio tax rates stay higher at every income level despite two year old cuts. An Enquirer review shows 1997 tax forms imply a reduction while households actually face higher state income taxes than 1996. A family of four earning 50000 pays about 18 more and 100000 earners about 66 more. lawmakers argue rates are still lower than pre law.

Cincinnati Ohio Cincinnati Enquirer Enquirer OPEC Don Berno

End to term limits sought in Ohio legislature

Senators Nancy Dix and Joy Padgett propose a 1999 constitutional amendment to end term limits, arguing they weaken experience and empower lobbyists. Dix will leave the Senate in February and will not run. House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson cautions voters’ opinion may not support repeal.

Columbus Nancy C. Dix Hebron Joy A. Padgett Coshocton Dix Senate Ohio Jo Ann Davidson R-Reynoldsburg Padgett

New London eyes school schedule switch

New London officials weigh block scheduling with longer class periods to free time for science and lab work. The district pursues fewer courses per semester while planning a March state proficiency test review in the Hileman Building. The board also approves a 65 million dollar budget and accepts grants for science equipment and data systems. New members Heileman and Pondy join, with Landis as president and Snyder as vice president guiding a tutoring program overhaul.

New London Gary Graham Fisher-Titus Medical Center Norwalk Lake Erie Education Computer Associ Kevin Heileman Chris Pondy Gina Blackman Gary Landis Rob Snyder Tom Gaus Mapleton High School Hileman

Teen driver sought on charges after police chase

A warrant may be issued for a 14 or 15 year old boy who fled from a police officer after driving without a license in a 1985 Ford Crown Victoria. The car ran a red light on Grove Avenue and Homewood Drive. the teen jumped from the moving vehicle and fled to a backyard. The passenger said they planned a joy ride. Dom ingo Gutierrez owns the car and faces permitting an unlicensed driver to operate.

Lorain Grove Avenue Homewood Drive Domingo Gutierrez West 28Th Street Juvenile Prosecutor’s Office

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