Trial to Continue in 1980 Maple Heights Case
Judge Norman A. Fuerst ruled that Brandon Lee Flagner’s confessions may be used in the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas trial this week. Prosecutors argued Papesh was kidnapped and murdered. defense contended proof of a crime was lacking. Flagner, 33, formerly of Elyria, is charged with abducting and killing Tiffany Papesh after she went to a Maple Heights store on June 13, 1980.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Carmen M. Marino
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Marino
Flagner
Elyria
Maple Heights
Harshaw union seeks city aid over strike stand
International Chemical Workers Local 73 president Robert Vincent planned a meeting with Mayor Michael Keys and attend the City Council session as the Harshaw/Filtrol strike seeks city pressure on the company. A 10 30 a m meeting and contract vote are set amid threats to hire permanent replacements if the union rejects the offer. Vincent warns violence is not the answer as the vote looms.
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Elyria
Harshaw/Filtrol Partnership
International Chemical Workers Local 73
Robert Vincent
Michael Keys
HARSHAW/FISTROSL
Vincent
James D. Nolan former senator candidate dies at 63
James D. Nolan a former U S Senate and Ohio governor hopeful died Sunday at age 63 He previously owned nursing homes in Elyria and Cleveland The story appears on page C-2 The report notes a familiar face but in a different uniform as former Lorain County sheriff Jim Mertz is profiled in New London The piece runs on page C-1.
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Ohio
Elyria
Cleveland
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Lorain County
New London
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Reagan upbeat after first day of recovery from bowel surgery
President Reagan, recovering at Bethesda Naval Hospital, showed remarkable progress after the operation to remove a 2 inch polyp from his large intestine. Doctors noted cautious optimism while tests awaited to determine if cancer cells were present.
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White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Steven Rosenberg
National Cancer Institute
Weather Outlook: mild night with low near 55
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low around 55 degrees. Tuesday turns mostly sunny with a high near 75 to 80 degrees and only a slim 20 percent rain chance tonight and near zero on Tuesday.
Ferret Shallamar Escapes Again From Ohio Home
Elyria brief notes Shallamar the Shallamar ferret escapes from Jan Ortner at 9th Street again. Ortner, owner of Rabbit Factory near Spencer, fears for the ferret after another door left open. She plans another lost and found ad while hoping for a safe return and warns about ferret misperceptions.
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Shallamar
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Chronicle—Telegram
Sam Roe
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Roe
C—T
Little Rascal
Jan Ortner
Rabbit Factory
Spencer
Ms. Ortner
Abatement Returns as Cleveland Pursues East Side Growth
Cleveland reconsiders tax abatement as a tool to lure or retain firms in a 15 square mile East Side zone, with up to 10 years of tax exemption and local state breaks. The program, supported by Mayor Voinovich and Governor Celeste, targets Hough Glenville and nearby areas, while critics warn of hollow regional impact and lost school revenue.
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Avon Lake
Cleveland
Richard Celeste
George Voinovich
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James Rhodes
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National City Bank
Ralph Perk
Dennis Kucinich
Voinovich
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Hough
Glenville
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Woodland East Community Organization
Rhodes
Reagan
Congress
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