Vending machine vandal arrested in Lorain County case
Javier Lopez age 28 of California was arrested by Perkins Township Police in Sandusky on multiple charges from tampering with coin machines to theft and obstructing official business. Surveillance links him to at least six thefts at local eateries and auto shops, with bond set at 20000 dollars.
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Muslim cleric from Ohio released by Israel
Fawaz Damra former imam of the Islamic Center of Cleveland was freed by Israel after a military court found insufficient evidence to charge him with ties to Palestinian militants. Damra, 46, from Nablus, had been held for three weeks following U.S. deportation and posted a 2400 dollar bond.
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Animal activists protest dog death at Cleveland Clinic training
A small group of animal rights activists gathered outside the Cleveland Clinic on Thursday to protest the killing of a dog used to demonstrate a medical device during a sales training session. One demonstrator was among the protesters.
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Vigil Held for Dog in Costume Despite Cold Night
A peaceful vigil was held in 18 degree temperatures for a dog wearing a costume. Hospital police watched from a distance as patrol cars passed by and occasional motorists honked in a quiet roadside moment.
Youthful Experimentation at St Jude’s School Science Fair
Seventh graders Ryan Lutke and Sarah Miller describe insulation tests and marble odds experiments at St Jude’s School in Elyria. Ryan found nylon best insulator with silk close behind and a tie among wool cotton and Under Armour. Amanda Griffiths Brandan Witt and Jacob Lorbach won first places in Earth Physical and Life Sciences and advance to regional at Ashland University March 24.
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Jackson condemns Ohio minority firm firings in pension overhaul
The Rev. Jesse Jackson criticized the Ohio Workers’ Compensation fund decision to fire 69 equity and fixed income fund managers including a minority-owned firm amid a revamp following a corruption scandal. Gov. Strickland pledged a new system open to qualified firms while avoiding quotas.
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Lawsuits mounting over corroded sewer main collapse
A fourth lawsuit seeking damages over the Old Lake Road sewer collapse was filed in Lorain Common Pleas Court. Fairway 12 resident Jason Nahm targets Lorain and Insituform Technologies for more than 25 000, plus negligence claims against unnamed city employees. Other Fairway 12 residents join two earlier suits represented by Stumphauzer firm. The action follows a November 30 collapse in a badly hit area.
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