Prosecutor probes Prudoff Corvette purchase in Lorain
Lorain County Prosecutor Gregory White said he will investigate Sanford Prudoff the Lorain Community Development director for buying a 1986 Corvette from Donald Suchs of Chief Wrecking Co for 12000 in May after Suchs had a no bid demolition contract for a dilapidated East 28th Street building.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Gregory White
Sanford Prudoff
Prudoff
Donald Suchs
Chief Wrecking Co
Suchs
East 28Th Street
Kenneth Koscho
Barb Nyegran
Tri-City
Ruddleburg Heights
Hausrod
Shifts in Ancestry Reporting in Cleveland Metro Area
Census changes in 1980 1990 altered how people listed ancestry. In Cuyahoga and Lorain counties Germans Irish English and Italian remained common but many listed U.S. or other credits. The shift toward multiple ancestries and non-European categories affected counts and regional patterns across towns such as Beachwood Garfield Heights and East Cleveland.
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Census Bureau
Cuyahoga
Bureau
U.S
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
East
Cleveland
Psyple
Commanda
Orai Cuyahoga
Portugese
Africa
Local charity organizer faces grand jury subpoena
Hausrod faced scrutiny over annual charity collections below 25000 dollars claiming only record keeping was required. Brusnahan defends the effort as a goodwill gift, while accusing prosecutor Gregory White and Jonathan Rosenbaum of a political witch hunt and urging donations to the officials.
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Mr. White
Mr. Rosenbaum
Gregory White
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Bosnian leader seeks Western help amid Sarajevo siege
Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic flies to Zagreb and Helsinki to appeal to President Bush and CSCE leaders for Western military intervention to break the siege of Sarajevo as heavy shelling continues. OSCE suspends Yugoslavia remnants for three months over ethnic warfare. Radovan Karadzic protests invitation and says Bosnian Serbs and Croats should be included. UN refugee chief Ogata to visit Sarajevo.
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Alija Izetbegovic
Zagreb
Croatia
Helsinki
Finland
Bush
Conference On Security and Cooperation In Europe
CSCE
Tzetbegovic
Sarajevo
Radovan Karadzic
Tanjug
U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Sadata Ogata
City negotiates rate hikes for BFI recycling plan
Keys warned last year the switch to a BFI Waste Systems recycling program would require higher municipal expenditures. The sanitation fund needs more money for wages and hospitalization, BFI dumping fees, and new equipment. Additional increases cover sewer replacements emergencies and future services with final figures still up in the air. A July 26 committee meeting will continue discussing the rate hikes.
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Keys
BFI
Shuttle Columbia Return Delayed by Weather
Rain at Edwards Air Force Base postponed the shuttle Columbia’s return by a full day. The mission, already NASA’s longest, was to land at 9:08 am EDT yesterday.
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Edwards Air Force Base
California
ATM genie mischief at Washington Univ turns cash swap tale
A Boatmen's Bank ATM on a Washington University campus flipped denominations over the weekend, giving $20s for $5 requests and later $5s for $20. The bank traced the error to human misplacement, halted the machine, and began debt balancing. Some students returned excess cash. others faced account adjustments as notices go out.
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ST. Louis
Washington University
Boatmen’s Bank
Locke
Pecora Gunfight Trial Focuses on Self Defense Limits
Prosecutor Rosenbaum argued Pecora had ample opportunity to retreat and could not use deadly force to protect property. Eyewitnesses Paden and Warner, both from Eric Pa, described gunfire at Century Park after Pecora confronted two white men whom they did not know. Jurors toured Pecora’s East Erie Avenue home and park scene as testimony continued with Pecora to testify in his own defense.
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Jonathan Rosenbaum
Pecora
Century Park
Wild West
Rosenbaum
Paden
Phillip Warner
Warner
Eric
Elyria
East Erie Avenue
East Erie
Road safety talk after dealership crash on Route 58
Amherst Township council member urges a flashing yellow light on Route 58 or a left turn lane near the dealership to improve safety. State jurisdiction and changes would be state led, says Lucille Nagy. State Highway Patrol notes no other local accidents in six months. Johnston, driving a customer's car for an appraisal, left from Route 58 and was rear ended by Daniel Parsch. Johnston's car crossed into oncoming traffic and hit George Simpson. Ed Mullinax had no comment.
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Johnston
Wilhelm
Daniel A. Parsch
Lorain Johnston
George W. Simpson
Oxford
Elyria
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Highland Heights
Lyndhurst
Mayfield Heights
Richmond Heighs
Garfield Heights
Independence
Seven Hills
Beachwood
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Hansrod
Greg White
Jon Rosenbaum
No. 190
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PTO
Ean Sditer
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Ana Bian Hoong Weil Byreau
Lila Sonny
Dany Sud
Aduft
Dunry
Ween Payton
Alana
Chronicle-Telegram
Feleun Com
Eyrte
Chery
P.d.fien
Eiyria
Ohio
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
OSCE
Yugoslavia
International Organization
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Federation
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Shepley Hall
Norman Tice
Boatmen’s
Linda Locke
TM Oo
Burge
Lucille Nagy
Amherst Township
James Vaughn
State Highway Patrol
Ed Mullinax
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