Glitch fixed enables AOL class action notices by email
Elyria Ohio AP reports a computer glitch delaying notices in a class action against America Online has been corrected. Attorney Robert Gary said he would retry emailing names and addresses of AOL customers, including former subscribers, as court ordered. The suit accuses AOL of breaking its unlimited service promise after a 19.95 monthly fee and cites busy signals after switching to flat-rate charges in December.
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Sheriff deputy hurt in buggy collision on Route 224
An Ashland County deputy, 31, Timothy Kitts, was treated for minor injuries after his eastbound car struck an Amish buggy on Route 224 about 1 20 a m. Kitts, en route to aid another deputy, swerved to avoid the buggy but clipped its right rear corner. The two buggy occupants, Sam Hostetler 16 and Thomas Hinkle 21, were unhurt. Kitts was cited for not maintaining an assured clear distance.
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Meter feeder showered with money in Cincinnati case
Sylvia Slayton, convicted of obstructing official business by dropping coins in expired meters, is receiving donations to pay a $500 fine. Since October arrests, more than $1,500 in gifts have arrived nationwide. WDHR listeners in Pikeville plan to deliver over 4,000 quarters to aid court transcripts, postage, and long distance calls.
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Trucker killed after shootout with troopers near Ravenna
Portage County authorities report a tractor-trailer inspection near an eastbound rest area east of Ravenna led to a fatal gunfight. Steven A. Schwartz 41 of Boardman, sought on a felony warrant for passing bad checks, was found dead in the truck cab after exchanging shots with State Highway Patrol troopers. An autopsy and investigations by the coroner and sheriff are planned.
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Woman sues Dow Brand over cleaner injuries
Avon Lake resident Lana Mae Crigger sues Dow Brands L P in Lorain County Common Pleas Court alleging the Dow Bathroom Cleaner caused serious injuries to her hands and arms during use on March 13 1995. She seeks damages over 25000 and ongoing medical treatment. Dow Brands officials could not be reached for comment.
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Road Band to Perform at American Legion Dance
NEW LONDON says the Road Band will play at the American Legion dance at 185 North Main Street on Saturday March 29 from 8 30 p m to 12 30 a m Tickets are 2 dollars each and the event is open to the public.
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