Man charged with aggravated murder after Lorain library killing
In Lorain Ohio on West Sixth Street a man identified as George Kallas handed a pistol to a library guard after admitting he had just shot his wife Barbara Kallas outside the library's west parking lot. Barbara Kallas, 57, died from multiple gunshot wounds. the husband is in Lorain City Jail awaiting arraignment. An autopsy is planned.
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Grafton police bust marijuana operation across street
GRAFTON police arrested 33 year old Mike Haight for cultivation of marijuana and drug trafficking after a dawn raid at Mechanic and Chestnut streets. More than 10 marijuana plants were seized along with lamps, small cocaine residue and growing supplies. The Lorain County Sheriff aided in the arrest and officers stored the items at a nearby facility to dry.
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Bush vows victory in war on terrorism in State of the Union
President Bush used a joint Congress speech to frame the address as a continuation of wartime leadership while noting economic gains from tax relief and defending the Iraq war stance. He warned that terrorism danger remains and outlined limited initiatives amid a $8500 billion deficit and criticisms from Democrats over job losses and deficits.
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LCCC officials welcome news of training funds
Lorain County Community College gains optimism as President Bush proposes $250 million in labor department grants for community colleges. Sandra Everett at LCCC Nord Advanced Technologies Center cites needed funding to raise productivity and compete with low wage countries.
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Transit agency touts 18 percent ridership rise
Local and state brief noting an 18 percent increase in ridership praised by the transit agency. A federal probe checks whether the agency chief is eligible to serve as commissioner. Coki with sun and breeze. high near 28 with AccuWeather forecast on page A10.
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Elyria Man Pleads Not Guilty in Neighbor Shooting
Rebecca Morton recounts years of fear as Paul Hashman pleads not guilty to attempted murder in Elyria Municipal Court. Darrell Oskins, 51, was shot four times while clearing snow outside his home at 515. Police and prosecutors had been urged for help repeatedly over the years amid violent threats.
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