Court splits over death penalty in Kansas ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, upholds Kansas death penalty law amid sharp splits among justices. Justice Thomas leads the conservative majority while Justice Souter warns the law risks arbitrary sentences. the decision overturns a state Supreme Court ruling and may hinge on O'Connor's absence.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Amelia
Samuel Alito
Sandra Day O'Connor
Kansas
Clarence Thomas
David H. Souter
Kansas Supreme Court
Thomas
Alito
John Roberts
Antonin Scalia
Anthony M. Kennedy
O’connor
Kent Scheidegger
Criminal Justice
Richard Dieter
Court bids raise final cost for city project
The city reports a court project bid of 7.6 million, with total cost reaching 10.4 million after additional expenses. Architect Bernard J. Zofcin cited masonry and concrete cost overruns amid market volatility. City officials weigh re-bidding and green-building options versus current estimates.
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Bernard J. Zofcin
Zofcin
John Hart
Hart
Ted Pileski
Bonnie Ivan
Cic
4Th Ward
Brandstetter, Carroll Zofcin Inc
Zorcin
Ohio Lottery Daily Numbers Report Monday Midday
Ohio and neighboring states list winning numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 Rolling Cash 5 Mega Millions and Cash 25 along with jackpots and prior results. Notable entries include Midday Pick 3 2 3 1 and Mega Millions 13 17 24 34 56 with Mega Ball 24 and a $23 million jackpot. }
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Ohio
Chronicle editor and staff contact list
The Chronicle editors and managers are listed with phone lines for editorial page, education manager, and classifieds. Includes Andrew R Y Man, Matt Westerhold, Dave Perczek, Barb Rusko Stephens and retail and classified hotlines.
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Andrew R.Y
Atti Ewald
Ceccsee
Matt Westerhold
E . Dave Perczek
Barb Rusko Stephens
Amish farmer sues over raw milk sharing law in Ohio
Arlie Stutzman of Mount Hope testifies in Holmes County Common Pleas Court that Ohio raw milk rules infringe his Amish faith by prohibiting him from sharing milk he produces. He faced undercover purchase of milk, lost license then regained it with warnings, while regulators pursue formal compliance. Community support gathers as legal fight centers on religious liberty and dairy rule compliance.
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Mount Hope
Arlie Stutzman
Stutzman
Holmes County Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
LeeAnne Mizer
Department
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
American Dairy Association
Thomas D. White
Lorain Police Incident Log Summary
Police logs list incidents from June including gun discharge on W 24th St at 12:42 a.m. a domestic call on W Sth St for Demarius Mahone and a burglary portables at Cumberland Ct. Other notes include car window smashings on Globe Ave and 10th St, a theft at Giant Eagle, a stolen bike on Furnace St, a dog bite on High St, underage drinking on Winckles St, and a youth on Carol Ln.
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24Th St
Globe Ave
Thomas Wilson
Pamela Ave
Furnace St
High St
Winckles St
Terry Payne
Winckles Street
Carol Ln
Cody Schlusser
Sharp object attack ends day of shopping before wedding
Brenda Johnson and her family recount a tense pursuit by Milton's aunt and a knife attack by a man named Brown after a day of hair appointments and shopping. Brown followed the group, confronted Milton, then fled after a car crash and stabbing. Milton died at the scene.
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Milton
Brown
Johnson
Metra
Infirmary Road
West River Road
West River
Brenda Johnson
Lorain
LifeCare
Biological brothers may influence male homosexuality study
Bogaert analyzed 944 Canadian men across four groups to assess birth order effects on sexual orientation. He found several biological older brothers increase gay probability, especially when same mother. step or adopted brothers show no effect. Environmental upbringing appears minimal, with prenatal factors proposed. Funding from Canada's SSHRC supported the work.
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Breedlove
Bogaert
Proceedings of
The
National Academy of Sciences
David A. Puts
Cynthia L. Jordan
Michigan State
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Flooding Swamps Home as Black River Rises Fast
Mathna and Maynard recount rapid Black River flooding that forced evacuation. They packed clothes before 8 a.m., planned motel stay by 1 p.m. Neighbors saved one dog, Red Cross funds a motel and temporary housing while the family secures shelter.
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Mathna
Maynard
Black River
Animal Shelter
The
Red Cross
Mathina
Flooding From Storm Backups Damages Hundreds of Homes
Kelley notes water damage affected 400 to 600 homes as stormwater system backups failed. Red Cross data shows one home destroyed, six major damages, 52 houses and 24 apartments minor damage, with aid including clothing replacements, motel rooms for two families, and cleanup kits for 27 families. Moran estimates about 500 families affected.
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Kelley
Red Cross
Mary Moran
Moran
Flooding worry persists in northern Ohio forecast
Forecasters in northern Ohio will monitor rainfall all week as flood waters recede then threaten to return. The National Weather Service says rain is possible daily, and meteorologist Frank Kieltyka in Cleveland warns the flood threat remains a focus throughout the period.
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Ohio
National Weather Service
Frank Kieltyka
Weather Service
Cleveland
Frustration and Hope After Flood Shifts and Home Loss
Mathna plans to stay despite losses as neighbors recount flood impacts. The Harrison family faced floodwater surrounding their home though it did not enter, returning after temporary evacuation. They fear structural damage under the house yet refuse to abandon the community they have built over 18 years.
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Mathna
Robert
Tina Harrison
Harrisons
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