Slaying in Virginia: SEAL acquitted in 2004 garage shooting
Elyria native Ronald Gasper Jr. faced murder charges after a 9mm shooting in a Virginia Beach garage left fellow SEAL Bradley J. Dahl dead on July 31, 2004. A civilian jury cleared Gasper of second-degree murder, ending a case that halted his deployment with the Navy SEALs.
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Bradley Jondahl
Gasper
Elyria
Virginia Beach
Ronald Gasper Jr
Father’s Day Crankshaft Q and A with Pam
A Father’s Day feature with Crankshaft and daughter Pam reflecting on family closeness and the driver’s gruff humor. The dialogue touches on parenting, grills fails, and moments with fathers past, in Tom Batiuk’s comic strip tone.
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Pam
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Father’s Day reflection on a dad’s quiet support
Tom Batiuk recalls a lifelong dialogue with his father. He honors a dad who waited for his child to talk, provided help with ink and maps, and offered humor and steady support through the early, hectic years. A lighthearted nod ends with Happy Father’s Day.
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Tom Batiuk
New York City
Adam Sandler
Rape charge tossed after prosecutor late to court
A Cuyahoga County Common Pleas judge dismissed a rape case against Norman Allen Craig 92, of North Ridgeville, when Assistant County Prosecutor Mark Schneider arrived 45 minutes late. Prosecutors plan an appeal or refiling, while the victim’s mother says the decision victimizes her daughter.
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N.R. Man
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Norman Allen Craig
North Ridgeville
Rocky River
Common Pleas
Eileen Gallagher
Mark Schneider
Schneider
O'Qwell Jackson Receives Fatherly Lessons From Uncle
Uncle Browns rookie O'Qwell Jackson drew guidance from his uncle a man with a checkered past. The U S team earned a 1-1 draw with Italy in a World Cup Group stage match.
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Browns
O'Qwell Jackson
U.S
Italy
After Woman's Slaying Revenues Domestic Violence Help urged
Lorain County authorities report Metra Ann Milton 44 became the 23rd victim of domestic violence since 1989 as she was dragged from her car and stabbed after being run off the road. Marilyn Zeidner Genesis House warns victims to seek protection and aid.
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Lorain County
Metra Ann Milton
Marilyn Zeidner
Genesis House
Milton
Autoworker concerns shape union voting in battleground states
In Dayton and across Michigan Oklahoma and Alabama autoworkers facing plant closings and layoffs fear losing health care pensions and jobs. Union leaders say job fears could drive votes for the candidate seen as best to protect livelihoods or against the incumbent. Political analysts note layoffs may sway voters regardless of party.
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Dayton
Ohio
Michigan
Oklahoma
Alabama
Wes Wells
Dayton-Miami Valley Afl-Cio
David Cole
The
Center For Automotive Research
Ann Arbor, Mich
Budget cut talks on sheriff road patrols
Elyria region debates funding for township road patrols after County Commissioner Ted Kale questioned the sheriff's legal obligation to provide patrols. Sheriff Phil Stammitti dismissed the remark as irresponsible and urged residents not to seek a tax hike unless the county will sustain current patrols.
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Elyria
Ted Kale
Mary Jo Vasi
Phil Stammitti
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