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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2006
Page
1
Keystone and Elyria each sit one win from a state softball final as they face decisive noon games in Ashland. The Sports section urges read thr previews while highlighting the high stakes and regional rivals.
Ohio and South Dakota tie for last in a state by state ranking by three liberal groups on gay rights and abortion laws. New Mexico and New York top the list, with the study evaluating 25 laws from abortion restrictions to recognition of same sex partnerships.
Pat Rodgers, golf course superintendent at Elyria Country Club, searches the Black River for his black lab Bella missing since Saturday. Rodgers, who says he fears finding anything near the dam, recalls Bella as the course’s resident gooser and a beloved companion to his two sons.
Tammy Lutz testified in the Shawn Kelley capital murder trial about an early 2005 assault at Baker’s Amherst Township home. Prosecutors say Kelley killed Tanya Kennedy and attacked Lutz and Conte Saber. defense says Kelley is the real victim. Lutz described waking to Kelley on the bed and her fear of being killed.
Amherst Mayor David Taylor backs a 41 acre commercial development behind Premier Toyota Scion, potentially including a Target, to ease city finances. The Planning Commission unanimously rezoned Cooper Foster Park Road from residential to commercial amid traffic and noise concerns from nearby residents. Thirteen homes sit along the road as the project advances.
The badly decayed body of 28 year old Ronnie Lee with local ties was found in a 2006 Ford Taurus after residents reported a foul odor. Police say Lee died from a single gunshot wound to the head. Autopsy by Cuyahoga County Coroner confirms cause.
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