Former Lorain mayor dies of heart attack
John Romoser, former interim mayor of Lorain and former Sheffield mayor, died at 68 after chest pains early Sunday at EMH Regional Medical Center. His wife Mary Romoser spoke of his sudden collapse near the ER doors as he drove himself to the Elyria hospital. Romoser had a history of heart problems and had served Lorain as interim mayor in 2007 and earlier as Sheffield mayor in the 1970s. Andrew Winemiller remembered his genuine concern for the city and residents.
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Mind the big rocks Avon principal says
Avon High School awarded diplomas to 196 graduates as Principal Chad Coffman urged focusing on the big rocks in life such as family and friends. Salutatorian Eric Mellino recalled the challenging assignment of writing his speech after a computer crash and reflected on his Avon High years beyond the classroom bells.
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Avon Lake graduates look to future with optimism
Valedictorian Ajit Ramadugu says high school strengthened bonds and promises to push forward. He will study biology at the University of Michigan in the fall. Fellow seniors Joe DiFrancesco and Conrad Faraj also express excitement for new horizons and future success at college, Toledo and beyond.
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University of Toledo
GM to file for bankruptcy with government stake
GM will seek bankruptcy protection in a deal that gives taxpayers a 60 percent ownership in the company and expands government involvement. President Obama plans to announce support while Fritz Henderson prepares a New York press conference. The government will add about 30 billion dollars, on top of 20 billion already loaned.
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Abortion Doctor Killed at Wichita Church Service
Dr. George Tiller, a leading late term abortion provider, was shot dead Sunday while serving as an usher at a Wichita church. A 51 year old suspect, identified as Scott Roeder, was detained about 170 miles away in Johnson County hours later and to be questioned in Wichita.
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