Lorain raid nets over $1 million heroin seizure
A Lorain apartment raid by MEG, Lorain police, Amherst police and the prosecutor’s office yielded more than one million dollars in heroin. John Belch, 1516 Herbert F, is sought on possession and sale charges after about 1.1 to 1.8 million in street value heroin was found hidden in a stove compartment. Nine suspects took part in the four a.m. operation on Herbert Drive.
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Herbert Drive
John Belch
Herbert
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Belch
Kevin Smith
Rain Metropolitan Enforcement Group
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Ohio House cuts pot penalties on first offense
Ohio House approved a bill drastically reducing first offense possession penalties for marijuana to a class misdemeanor with a 100 dollar fine for under 100 grams. The measure also tiers penalties for 100 to 200 grams and over 200 grams, and adds mandatory sentencing for various drug offenses.
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Ohio House
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Arthur Wilkowski
Toledo
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Richard H. Finan
Cincinnati
Finan
Ohio
Sky ship eyed for unmanned test flight
Four vectored thrust motors power the lens shaped Sky ship scheduled for a trial radio controlled unmanned test flight. Designers say the build cost runs 12 to 15 pounds about 28 to 36 million dollars.
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Rain slows farming as Elyria area drenched again
Heavy rainfall and wind hit the Elyria area for the fourth time in five days, delaying hay and silage harvests and muddying fields. Farmers report corn turning yellow from excessive rain, while officials note scattered outages and minimal damage. Drier, cooler conditions are expected with chances of showers tonight and tomorrow.
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Elyria
Rt. 301
Peck- Wadsworth Road
Lorain County
Sheriff's Dept
Carl Diedrick Jr
LaGrange
Diedrick
Washington priest guilty in trial over women's rites
An Episcopal church court in Washington held Rev. William A. Wendt guilty by a 3 to 2 vote for disobeying his bishop by allowing an irregularly ordained woman to function as a priest. The court recommended a light admonishment and left ongoing questions about related trials and canon law.
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William A. Wendt
Philadelphia
L. Peter Beebe
Christ Church, Oberlin
Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Sadat Opens Suez Canal Reopening After Eight Years
Egypt President Anwar Sadat reopened the Suez Canal aboard the destroyer October 6 and sailed south to Ismailia. He called the canal’s reactivation a contribution to peace while pledging to oust Israel from occupied Arab land.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
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Sadat
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Suez Canal Authority
Ali Reza
Shah Mohamed
Sinai Peninsula
Bar-Lev
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