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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1999
Page
3
A brief forecast notes a south wind at 5 to 15 knots turning onshore in the afternoon with mostly clear skies and 1 to 3 foot waves. Tonight the wind eases to 5 to 10 knots with mostly clear skies and waves 2 feet or less. Temperature information appears incomplete.
John Kasich plans to quit the Republican presidential campaign claiming lack of cash and public support. He will endorse front runner George W. Bush and make announcements in Columbus and Washington as Bush eyes a major campaign event. Kasich had run an exploratory effort with trips to Iowa and New Hampshire ahead of the early contests.
The spree by a 47 year old auto parts worker ended after he shot a passing motorist on I 75 north of Sidney and then fired at the home of John Bruce, a Bible study teacher. Bruce reported the killer shouting I. It was not clear motive. Authorities said Hensley faced prior indecency convictions and neighbors said he paid women to watch him. The shooter was identified as Mike Hensley, with pastor Rev. Ben Davis stating he had troubled religious leanings but was trying to mend. Aaron Nason of Anna was wounded and in fair condition at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. The assailant fled.
Law enforcement expresses relief after the arrest of Lawrence Michael Hensley on Tuesday for the killings of four people last week in Sidney. Residents and witnesses recount tense moments during the surrender at a Speedway gas station and concern for safety as Ken Bruce and neighbors react with fear and relief.
A timeline recounts how Lawrence Michael Hensisy was tracked from a Say Ton Truck Stop call at 2 50 am to a standoff at a Speedway gas station. 911 calls from Kathy Bruce and John Bruce flagged the suspect outside. Police chased the car, hostage releases followed, and Hensley surrendered around 4 49 am. Source Sidney Police Department and Shelby County Sheriff’s Department.
In Seattle, Curt Schilling found trouble as Manny Ramirez and Jim Thome fueled a Cleveland rally. Lofton stole second, Ramirez scored on Ripken, and Vizquel made key plays to stifle an NL rally. Thome and Ramirez drove in runs as Cleveland’s lineup showcased its depth despite voting questions.
The surrender ends a wide chase for Resendez Ramirez tied to killings near railroad tracks across Texas. Authorities note $125000 reward and say Mexico’s no death penalty stance affects the case. Victims’ families express relief and hope for sleep and closure as negotiations include family visits and a psychological evaluation.
Timeline pieces together charges and deportations for Rafael Resendez Ramirez in Texas Kentucky Illinois and other states. Key dates include May 23 1980 burglary conviction in Miami May 31 1984 disciplinary report August 1985 parole and subsequent Mexico deportation June 1986 arrest for false U.S. citizenship and prison term October 1987 deportation November 1986 entry and arrest in St Louis March 1991 deportation August 1991 burglary arrest Las Cruces New Mexico guilty plea three year term April 1993 deportation fingerprint links Panhandle Texas arrest evading arrest under Carlos Rodriguez August 1995 fingerprint match in San Bernardino and later murders including Christopher Maier June 2 1997 border pickup and return to Mexico June 4 73 year old Josephine Kanvicka June 5 Noemi Dominguez June 15 George Marber and Carolyn Frederick near rail lines June 21 FBI Most Wanted list July 13 surrender near El Paso Knight Ridder
Investigators say a fire at Jamie's flea market was arson. Two girls, deemed juveniles, were charged and may trigger parental liability for damages. Fire samples were sent to the state Fire Marshal's office for analysis as the building is slated for bulldozing and reopening at a new site with upgrades.
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