Explosion Cleans Out Wilkes Villa, Injuring Three At Elyria Complex
An early morning gas explosion at the Wilkes Villa complex in Elyria leveled part of an eight unit building, injuring three residents and leaving six families homeless. Police and fire crews found a chaotic scene at 114 and 116 Hodge Court. Three victims Warren Gilliam 38 Dorothy Smith 38 Isaac Salaam 27 were hospitalized with burns. Authorities suspect a gas leak but investigation continues with the state fire marshal en route. Damage estimated at 250000 dollars to the building.
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Cavs Win Two In Row 86 82 Over Pistons
Cleveland corners Detroit 86 82 to take back to back wins as the Cavaliers surge past the Pistons in a tight NBA game. The scoreline and key plays lift Cleveland into the winning column for the second consecutive outing.
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Shaker Heights Teen Shot While Walking to School
A 16-year-old Shaker Heights High School student Penny Chang was slain on a busy street corner as she walked to school. A 21-year-old man, known to the victim, was arrested moments after the shooting and faces aggravated murder charges. the motive and relationship are under investigation.
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Embattled coaches quit Firelands and Avon basketball
Firelands coach Mike Horne resigns after eight seasons with a 84 90 record in eight seasons. Avon coach Dave Kudela has also submitted his resignation. Both targeted for dismissal by community groups. School board expected to accept Horne resignation at April 12 meeting. Kudela’s resignation already delivered to the board.
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USS Kobe to furlough 200 workers in two week cutback
USS Kobe Steel plans a two week furlough for about 200 workers in its seamless pipe plant as demand falls with a global oil glut. HR says production will pause two weeks on two weeks off and workers will receive unemployment benefits per contracts. Tentile reports no meeting yet with company about the plan.
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