Republican National Convention Day 2 Nomination for Trump
At Cleveland’s convention Donald Trump secured the Republican nomination amid a party split. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie urged delegates to condemn Hillary Clinton while Trump paused for a videotaped acceptance. Ohio delegates loyally backed Governor Kasich after a roll call vote, despite his exit from the race.
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Ohio
John Kasich
Kasich
Gayle Manning
North Ridgeville
Manning
Tomie Patton
Avon Lake
Protests persist in Cleveland with no arrests
Cleveland Police reported no arrests by 9 p.m. after a day of protests downtown and at Public Square. Three women were arrested early for climbing Rock Hall flagpoles while a Bible Believers group shouted from a ledge protected by police. A participant insulted reporters, progressives, and cited controversial figures as he attacked perceived enemies.
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Bible Believers Group
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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Jim Gilles
Evansville
Ind
Stars and Stripes
Satan
Hell
Gilles
Micah Johnson
Louisiana
George Soros
Remains Identified in Huntington Township Case
Angela Marie Hall, a mother of four by age 25, vanished after aiding police in a drug case involving Patricia Byrd, Michael Byrd, and David Tyrone Lee Jr. Her skeletal remains were found on farmland near Route 58 and New London Eastern Road, ending nearly two decades of uncertainty as her half sister Myrna Solis recalls a life split between motherhood and turmoil.
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Hall
Angie
David Tyrone Lee Jr
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Patricia Byrd
Lee
Huntington Township
State Route 58
New London Eastern Road
Myrna Solis
Solis
Chronicle File
Lorain County
Frank Miller
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