Judge orders Simpson to stand trial in murder case
Los Angeles AP report says Municipal Judge Kathleen Kennedy-Powell finds probable cause after a six day preliminary hearing, ordering O J Simpson held without bail and setting a July 22 arraignment in Superior Court. Nicole Brown Simpson's family weeps. DA Garcetti notes possible death penalty not yet decided and difficulty in finding an impartial jury.
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May Co. buys Centre land in Sheffield Township
May Department Store Co. spent 500000 to buy a 9 acre building and property at the Centre of Sheffield where it formerly operated a May Co. store. The sale includes part of the former building and surrounding parking areas. The purchase supports a planned office and parking development for the Great Lakes Data Center. About 200 to 300 new jobs may be created.
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Electrocution prompts lawsuit in Elyria
Elyria man David L. Slagle filed a wrongful death suit in Common Pleas Court for the estate of his mother Sharon A. Buschur 38 who died when a refrigerator shorted during a July 4 gathering at 41691 Orchard Court Elyria Township. He sues Timothy F. and Joan E. Wonder owner of the property the tenant the appliance maker and the electric company though the tenant and manufacturers are unnamed. A judicial order to preserve the kitchen appliances was granted and a July 22 hearing is set.
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North Korean Leader Kim Il Sung Dies At 82
North Korea announced the death of Kim Il Sung at 82 from heart trouble after four decades as ruler. The shock raises questions about succession, stability, and the future of the nuclear standoff with the United Nations. South Korean TV first reported the death, praising the long-time leader who waged the Korean War and cultivated a cult of personality. KMNA confirmed the death, citing a sudden illness, and Seoul ordered contingency preparations as the crisis unfolded.
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Injured Vermilion teen recalls friends after crash
Ben Hobson, 14, of Vermilion, lies in MetroHealth Medical Center’s PICU with a broken neck and halo device, breathing with oxygen and heavily medicated. He recalls that friends Chuck Krisher, Craig Delventhal, and Jay Dvorscale saved his life as he regains awareness after the past days.
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Fugitive Eddie Hodge arrested after standoff in Oberlin
Oberlin police and SWAT units captured Eddie C. Hodge, 42, sought on federal and local charges. He allegedly burglarized five west side homes in three weeks and was considered dangerous. After a tip, officers evacuated seven residents from a Oakland Street home and waited for surrender.
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Flood Strands Residents as Flint River Rises
Residents cling to trees and rooftops to escape the overflowing Flint River amid a sunlit sky. Neighbors rally to aid the stranded, with boats and volunteers reaching flooded areas to evacuate families and pets.
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