Manning denied clemency in Ohio domestic murder case
Gov. George Voinovich rejected a clemency request from Ginger Manning, serving 15 to life for the 1990 shooting of her husband Todd in Taoran. Manning cited fear after years of abuse and claimed battered woman syndrome as defense, with trials showing bruised photos and custody fears.
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Ginger Manning
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
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Taorain
Manning
Todd Manning
Coshocton
Paulette Lilly
Stop yields supremacist stickers in Lorain incident
Lorain police found 980 orange and black stickers promoting white supremacy in a car during a weekend traffic stop. The stickers read Earth’s Most Endangered Species The White Race Help Preserve It and were in the glove compartment. Benjamin Luther, 18, of West 7th Street faced a traffic citation. police may pursue additional charges as city officials condemn the act and investigate whether other stickers were posted. The 14-year-old passenger was involved as the stop occurred after the driver crossed lanes attempting a right turn. Mayor Joseph Koziura condemned the act and urged further charges if warranted.
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Lorain
John Alien Luther
West ‘7Th Street
Cory Earl
Luther
Earl
Joseph Koziura
Koziura
Lakeview Park
Environmental laws preserved by Democrats and moderates in Congress
US Rep. Sherrod Brown said a coalition of Democrats and moderate Republicans blocked major deregulation, preserving environmental protections. He cited Senate resistance and public support for laws, noting Lake Erie's cleanup as a landmark achievement and warning against shifting powers to states.
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Congress
America
Sherrod Brown
Newt
Gingrich
House
Brown
D-Lorain
GOP
Senate
Lake Ewe
Two GOP write-ins file for county clerk and recorder
Jeffrey A. Hutka of North Ridgeville and Alice A. Martin of Wellington filed as write-in candidates for the March 19 primary to challenge Democratic incumbents for county clerk of courts and county recorder. Hutka, 33, backed by party leaders, says voters want change. Martin would face Mary Ann Jamison in the recorder race, with Jamison unopposed in the Democratic primary.
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Jeffrey A. Hutka
North Ridgeville
GOP
Alice A. Martin
Wellington
Donald Rothgery
Rothgery
Hutka
University of Toledo
Hurka
Robert Rousseau
Martin
Mary Ann Jamison
Jamison
Fire at Strongsville High School prompts suspicion of arson
An early morning blaze damaged the Strongsville High School administrative offices with evidence of multiple ignition points. Fire Lt Bob Moody said the fire likely originated in at least three locations and was suspicious, while Superintendent Dennis J. Kowalski noted investigators believe more than one person was involved. The district postponed classes and seeks to assess damage with an engineering consultant as a March bond issue looms.
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Strongsville
Strongsville High School
Bob Moody
Moody
Dennis J. Kowalski
Kowalski
New York trip alibi tested in Lorain murder trial
Prosecutor challenges the alibi of Cleveland 26 of Queens as he faces murder charges for the Aug. 9, 1991 killing of Marsha Blakely in Lorain. Cleveland admits a day trip could span both cities and presents two Queens TV receipts claiming presence in New York on the ninth.
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Alfred Cleveland
New York
Lorain
Cleveland
Queens
N.Y
Marsha Blakely
Westgate Plaza
Seaboard
Jonathan E. Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Times
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Ken Carney
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