Man convicted in 11 Cleveland killings faces death
Anthony Lowell, 51, was found guilty of aggravated murder and related charges for the 11 deaths in Cleveland. Jurors deliberated about 15 hours before sentencing. warnings of a gag order remain until Aug. 1. Families seek closure as city reforms follow the high profile case.
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Cleveland
Anthony Lowell
Denise Hunter
Amelda
Lowell
Tonia Carmichael
Carmichael
Frank Jackson
Lori Frazier
Jackson
Common Pleas Court
Judge to Reconsider Bond in 1976 Dorothy Spencer Slaying
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge planning a hearing after defense for Robbie New requests bond reduction. New, 34 in 1976, was linked to the Camden Township trailer shooting and to a pistol reportedly tossed on Quarry Road. the weapon remains unrecovered. A separate dispute over an on eBay sale of a Hummer limousine is noted in Elyria.
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Elyria
Dorothy Spencer
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
James Burge
Robbie New
Burge
New
Spencer
Camden Township
Quarry Road
Lorain County Common
Avon Lake attorney sues pair over statements to police
Avon Lake attorney Gerald Phillips sues Austin Detzel and his father David Detzel for more than 200000 alleging false disparaging statements damaged his and his business reputation. The suit cites statements to third parties including the Avon Lake Police Department and notes a police log entry.
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Elyria
Avon Lake
Gerald Phillips
Austin Detzel
David Detzel
Janet Detzel
Phillips
Black River officials warn of cuts if levy fails
Black River Schools warn a failed 7.5 mill emergency levy in the Aug. 2 special election could trigger a state fiscal emergency and a $750,000 deficit. Busing may stop for 350 to 400 high school students, and all day kindergarten could switch to a pay basis as costs rise. The levy would raise about $1.4 million annually, with owner of a $100,000 home paying about $236 yearly.
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Sullivan
Black River
Leo Boes
North Ridgeville
Strongsville
Lorain County
Medina
Lorain
Ashland
Ohio EPA to address Lorain mercury discharges
Lorain will host a public hearing at 6 30 p m Aug 4 in Council Chambers as the Ohio EPA educates officials on reducing mercury emissions into Lake Erie. Lorain emits about 6.29 ppt annually, above the 1.3 ppt limit, with Avon Lake 6.61 ppt and Euclid 9.1 ppt as comparatives. Dentists offices remain major contributors alongside medical facilities and coal.
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Lorain
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Ohio Environmental Protection Association
Council
Ohio Epa
Mike Settles
U.S
EPA
Ohio
Settles
Avon Lake
Euclid
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