LeBron could win two prizes after the championship
Rick Noland reports that Brinson Brinson and her partner face the possibility of LeBron Jr. becoming a prize, with plans to attend if possible. Brinson says she will support teammates if unavailable. The Cavaliers host the Spurs at 9 p.m. in Game 5 unless the series ends earlier.
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Principal avoids jail for touching students feet
Lorain Ohio, March 2006 incident at St. Anthony of Padua School saw principal Holloway kiss the bare feet of three 14 year old male students after a teacher student volleyball bet. He will serve probation ten years and pay a 1000 dollar fine. If probation violated he could be jailed six months.
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Scooter sentenced for lying in CIA leak probe
A defendant nicknamed Scooter received a two year prison term after pleading guilty to lying during the CIA leak investigation. The case centers on false statements connected to the probe and results in a federal sentence.
Lorain teachers OK contract amid looming district shortfall
Lorain teachers union approved a tentative contract as district officials warn of a roughly 4.75 million budget gap in weeks. A district review projected total purchase services at 21 million, with charter schools receiving about 8.5 million, prompting anticipated across the board cuts including about 1 million in administration.
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Normandy D Day memories from a Navy veteran
Krebs recalls June 6 1944 aboard the Harding during the Normandy invasion as his first battle at age 20. He describes dawn smoke and shellfire, the chaotic yet vital work of steering and aiming at German targets, with quick thinking keeping crew alive.
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Vermilion veteran recalls Omaha Beach missions praised
Vermilion man John Grasse, a B-17 flyer with 30 missions and a Distinguished Flying Cross, was thanked by descendants of the liberated French on Omaha Beach last month as they walked the sands. They recalled holding a child’s hand as they returned from the shore.
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Ohio Senate Budget Proposes Higher Ed Boost and Tuition Freeze
The Ohio Senate outlines a two year budget totaling 53.4 billion with a tuition freeze in both years and a 161 million increase for higher education. The plan adds 118 million for state universities and community colleges subsidies and shifts funds from the 2008 budget to 2009 after Medicaid projections.
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Organ transplant team pilot dies in jet crash over Lake Michigan
Investigators say a University of Michigan organ transplant team jet lost control due to equipment failure, killing all six aboard. NTSB investigator John Brannen notes a trim runaway was described by the pilot in communications with Milwaukee Airport tower.
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Elyria High graduation finally caps 438 seniors
After a two day delay due to rain the Elyria High School 2020 graduating class of 438 finally received their diplomas Tuesday evening. Rain began to fall as families gathered but eased before the ceremony. Principal Brett Heighberger noted the class started together four years ago as freshmen.
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