Readers favor constitutional ban on flag burning
A Chronicle Telegram straw poll finds 128 of 176 respondents support amending the U.S. Constitution to curb flag desecration, a move the Senate may oppose. Voters express strong patriotic sentiment and propose penalties ranging from ten years to life or the electric chair for violators.
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Teen charged with blade in burgers at Burger King
An unnamed 17 year old Burger King employee in Elkton Maryland was charged with reckless endangerment and battery and assault with intent to maim after reportedly placing razor blades in Whoppers last month. Customers cut tongues and mouths.
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Jury to resume murder trial after stun belt incident
James Filiaggi, found mentally competent, faced a jailhouse fight with eight corrections officers as deputies tried to apply a stun belt. Psychologist Haglund testified the events reflected panic and reaction to being shocked, with opening arguments delayed and a Wednesday examination planned.
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Community/St. Joe Tops 19 More Execs
Lorain Community/St. Joseph Regional Health Center trimmed nineteen administrators including four top executives as part of a broader consolidation plan. Among those affected were Duncan Laidlaw president of the hospital foundation and Greg Palmer vice president of Spear. Palmer said his job was terminated and Shullick had resigned to join University Hospitals of Cleveland. This follows twenty-three management cuts at the Lorain Community Hospital-St. Joseph merger.
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New York trio tied to Lorain drug scheme crashes
Three New York men seeking to run a drug operation in Lorain were involved in a fatal crash on State Route 2. Two were killed and the third seriously injured as they fled police. a six vehicle pileup wounded three others. Officers found cocaine worth about 4000 dollars and 521 dollars in cash in the wrecked car.
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