Bozsik cleared in murder case despite family debt and life policy
Prosecutor Dean Holman said Bozsik is likely to gain custody of the children in the divorce. The prosecution cited $31,000 in debt and unpaid video rental bills, and a $225,000 life insurance policy on his wife. Defense argued police overlooked Wise and highlighted lack of weapon and eyewitness. Bozsik testified he was commuting to Akron for work when the slaying occurred and found his wife dead hours later. Jurors deliberated seven hours over two days before the verdict.
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Bozsiks
Bozsik
Holman
James Burdon
Wise
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EPA and refiners clash over reformulated gasoline prices
Federal trade agency to review gas pricing as EPA and Energy Department officials met with eight major refineries. EPA officials cited higher costs for cleaner reformulated gasoline and questioned gouging while noting adequate overall supplies. Midwest prices remain sharply higher, with regional supply constraints and ethanol blending complicating the mix.
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Energy Department
Robert Perciasepe
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Midwest
Dave Cohen
Arvan Sternfels
National Petrochemical and Refiners Association
The
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Ilinois
Wisconsin
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Gulf Coast
DOE
Energy Information Administration
Filming Under Way At Grafton Prison For Proximity
Crews adjust lights cameras and tracks for close ups of Lowe and Williams at Grafton Correctional Facility Exterior prison shots plus a rain delayed day. HBO Films Proximity produced by Alan Schechter involves Ohio locations and sets in Cleveland and a warehouse prison set.
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Williams
State Department of Corrections
Grafton Correctional
Roy Stinson
Stinson
Grafton
Darren Demetre
Zinc Productions
HBO Films
Demetre
Cleveland
Cover
Ohio
Mansfield Reformatory
Rain Flooding Impacts Burger King Area Residents
Curtis Kerns a Burger King manager notes recurrent flooding after heavy rain with lakes forming in streets and cars stalling as 1.81 inches fell between 9am and 2pm Monday. NWS observer Ray Diederich confirms the rainfall and forecasts continued showers and possible thunderstorms through Tuesday.
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Burger King
Diederich
Frank Kieltyka
National Weather Service
Cleveland
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