BASF considers Elyria plant tied to DOE grant
BASF weighs a new Elyria facility for cathode materials separate from Pine Street operations. The project hinges on a U.S. Department of Energy grant under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to support electric drive battery components. Local officials and Rep. Sutton note BASF’s plan to create good paying clean energy jobs in Ohio.
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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
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Ohio executes Daniel Wilson for 1991 Elyria murder
Daniel Wilson was put to death at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility for killing 39 year old Carol Lutz in 1991 by burning her car trunk in Elyria. The witnesses include Lutz’s family as the lethal three drug cocktail was administered in the death chamber.
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Chronicle
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Judy Lutz
Jerry Lutz
Martha Lutz
Daniel Wilson
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Lucasville
Elyria
Gram Lucasville
Wilson
Lutz
Ohio sets execution dates for two killers
The Ohio Supreme Court scheduled Nov 10 for Darryl Durr who raped and strangled 16 year old Angel Vincent of Elyria in 1988 and Dec 8 for Kenneth Biros who killed a 22 year old woman near Warren in 1991. Biros challenges Ohio lethal injection in a federal suit.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Darryl Durr
Angel Vincent
Elyria
Kenneth Biros
North Olmsted minister witnessed two Ohio executions
The Rev. Neil Kookoothe, spiritual adviser to death row inmates, watched Daniel Wilson's Wednesday execution in Lucasville, the second time he observed such a case. He compared Wilson's fatalism to Jim Filiaggi's prior execution, noting differences in mindset and preparation.
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Daniel Wilson
Neil Kookoothe
Kookoothe
Ohio
Church of St. Clarence
North Olmsted
James Filiaggi
Wilson
Filiaggi
Lorain County
Dan
Jim
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Sour economy forces changes at Brad Friedel academy
In Lorain, Brad Friedel's Premier Soccer Academies canceled summer programs and laid off most of the staff to survive the downturn. COO Craig Umland says the facility remains open and will pivot to new revenue streams including leasing to a national soccer organization, expanding to other sports, and offering health club memberships.
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Lorain
Brad Friedel
Craig Umland
Umland
Socce
Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Crowds Tighten as Traffic Plan Eases Crusher Night
Avon Mayor Jim Smith said traffic flow improved at All Pro Freight Stadium for the Lake Erie Crushers. A smaller crowd and new parking directions reduced bottlenecks after Tuesday’s opening at the new venue.
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Lake Erie
Jim Smith
Chester Avenue
Crushers’ Organization
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