Teens sentenced in beating death in Cleveland
In Cleveland, two youths aged 14 and 13 received maximum delinquency penalties for complicity to murder in the beating and strangling of 12 year old Francine Lance last September. Judge Kenneth Rocco ordered detention at a juvenile facility until their 21st birthdays after witnesses placed the girl in the alley where the crime occurred.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Kenneth
Rocco
Francine Lance
Lorain approves three year contract with dental coverage
The city and Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 ratified a three year deal providing dental coverage for officers for the first time. Pay raises are 2 percent in year two and 3 percent in year three, with no first year raise. The contract ends multiple appeal options for disciplinary actions, a change cited by attorney Kenneth Stumphauzer. Safety Director Michael Ross called the pact good for both sides.
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Lorain
Police Officers’ Union
City Council
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3
Long Iater
Michael Ross
FOP
Explosion injures two propane workers near Pickworth home
Wayne Pickworth describes a blast at a State Route 303 home that sent his brother and Swanger to hospital. Propane seepage from an exterior tank and interior pipeline, ignited by a pilot light, caused a flash explosion with second and third degree burns. helicopters carried the injured to Cleveland hospital, with the sheriff noting limited structural damage beyond charred basement timbers.
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Wayne Pickworth
David Pickworth
Pickworth
Allen Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Hospital
Swanger
Sheriffs Department
Teen pleads insanity in beating death
Elyria Ohio teen Bobby Lovejoy 17 a student at Elyria High School pleaded innocent by reason of insanity after being charged with beating 79 year old Russell Reedy to death on February 15 He will be tried as an adult and is hospitalized on medication while his attorney cites schizoaffective disorder and mild mental retardation as factors Sioux asked to lower bond from 75000 to 10000.
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Elyria
Bobby Lovejoy
Elyria High School
Kenneth M. Lieux
Lovejoy
Lieux
Russell Reedy
Luxor
Railroad work closes roads in North Ridgeville
Race Road closes today for Conrail rail crossing improvements. Maddock Road will close Wednesday and Root Road Thursday for Conrail projects, per city officials.
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North Ridgeville
Race Road
Conrail
Maddock Road
Root Road
Great Dane dispute over abandonment on 312 West Broad
The warden argued Curly was tied while Gigliotti questioned Eaton's claim the dogs were abandoned. He suspects the dogs were left at a neighbor's house during moving. Courtney's status and prior biting history await owner discussion. Tina Purcell, who fed the dogs, worries about supervision.
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Curly
Eaton
Gigliotti
Courtney
Tina Purcell
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Ridgeville eyes land purchase for system
North Ridgeville weighs buying land in Columbia Station to run a municipal phone switch and offer toll-free calls to Cuyahoga County. Officials say they might bypass Alltel and GTE and set own rates, while continuing PUCO discussions and Time Warner matters. Billions could shift as residents push for lower rates and business attraction.
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Columbia Station
Cuyahoga County
Alltel Ohio Inc
GTE North Inc
Alltel
GTE
Cuyahoga
Jeffry Armbruster
Armbruster
Columbia
Jeff Manning
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Ken Blake
Elyria
PACO
Theresa Lane
Lane
Gail Minnick
Geauga
Summit
Medina Counties
Cleveland Area
Minnick
Lorain County
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