Justice Dept delays in Demjanjuk inquiry prompt extradition review
Justice Department failed to answer two court requests for information about alleged cover-up ties to Israel in the Demjanjuk case. The 6th Circuit reopened the extradition order in June, citing possible reliance on erroneous information, with a July 15 brief and Aug. 11 hearing set. Demjanjuk, 72, from Seven Hills, denies being Ivan the Terrible and faced Israel war crimes proceedings.
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District weighs termination hearing in Lopez case
Burge says the district offered resignation to avoid public charges. Laughmann rejects threat claims as the process aims to protect victims. Lopez plans to endure a termination hearing despite opposition from board president Anderson who praises his defense.
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Remembering Lidice Fifty Years After Massacre Hit by Nazis in Czech Village
A half century later, survivors and identity cards reveal details of Lidice massacre. Gestapo executed 192 men including Karel Zid for living in the village after Heydrich’s assassination. Women and children were sent to camps as homes were dynamited. Holocaust Museum exhibit, with Zid’s cards, opens next April. historians discuss evidence and collective guilt.
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Ridgeville approves air conditioning upgrades at high school
North Ridgeville Board of Education accepted bids totaling 260,000 to upgrade the high school air conditioning. Jim's Electric Inc of Grafton won the electrical contract at 23,140. Corrigan Engineering Co of Strongsville to install units in six classrooms and the guidance office for 56,785 and upgrade the central system for 181,023. Total cost 260,948 funded from permanent improvements. Board member said bids came in lower than expected and the project will be completed this summer to save costs.
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Three Die In Head On Crash In Shingle Springs Calif
A school bus and car collided on a rural two lane road in Shingle Springs Calif killing three people in the car. The bus rolled down an embankment injuring one of ten children aboard. The car occupants were a woman, a child and an infant. A 10 year old boy on the bus was hospitalized with a fractured knee. The driver and remaining students were unharmed. The cause of swerving into the bus was not immediately known.
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Gold Trails
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Jail additions and tax plan on ballot debate
County deliberates jail expansion options amid a $31 million year-end shortfall. Proposals include a 224-bed medium security unit costing over 6 million plus 2.2 million startup funds, and a 100-bed minimum security addition at about 1.5 million. Voters face a choice between a half-cent sales tax raising 6.9 million yearly or a property tax of 2.25 mills, with residents earning 25 000 paying about 75 cents weekly under the sales tax plan.
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Blair
State Tax Department
Teen-Student Ghoughi seeks release to Elyria home
A 17 year old who gave birth in a latrine and left the body in waste seeks release from a Columbus detention facility to return to her Elyria home. Prosecutors and a detective oppose, citing the severity of the crime and lack of full admission. Probate Judge Horvath planned to decide in about 10 days after private testimony.
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State Department of Youth Services
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Lorain County Sheriff's Department
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Walkout Looms After Talks Break Down at Welding Firm
Eight weeks of negotiations at a company that makes electric arc welding systems and fasteners end with a union of 107 hourly workers rejecting a contract offering at least 1.50 per hour in concessions. Union president Hromada says management asked too much while workers claim lines are being honored and deliveries could stop. The last major strike was 20 years ago with a one day walkout in 1999.
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