Woman moves to avoid accuser amid harassment case
Lorain County Common Pleas Court Judge Lynett McGough released Dianne Wilson from probation after she and her husband moved to Cuyahoga County to end chance encounters with Linda Hill. Wilson had faced harassment accusations and followed Hill around Elyria, drawing potential prison time if probation violations occurred.
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Medina drug house shut by nuisance abatement raid
Ohio Attorney General Lee Fisher announced a statewide crackdown on drug houses as Medina County officers and a task force raided a Foundry Road home after a year long investigation. The nuisance abatement action yielded drug paraphernalia but no drugs, with multiple officials present including Sheriff L John Ribar, County Prosecutor Dean Holman, Mayor James Roberts and Police Chief Thomas Steyer.
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Judge Asked To Test Appeal Route In Shock Probation Case
In a courtroom discussion, Lieux argued the issue should be litigated in the Appellate District, while Glavas questioned a 1990 precedent about finality after a shock probation ruling. The prosecutor supplied the decision Friday. Ross faces a 5 to 15 year term with parole hearings typically two months before eligibility, per Ohio Authority spokeswoman Unwin.
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Lorain area United Way votes to withhold some dues
The county trustees withheld national dues amid the William Aramony controversy. Six local programs will receive boosts in 1992 93 including El Centro de Servicios Sociales, Latgelea, Case Management for Health, and health education efforts. Of 110 reviewed programs 103 were funded with 92 at same or higher levels and nine reduced.
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Best way to goof off at work and home revealed
A Seattle engineer shares the old clipboard routine for seeming busy at work and later switches to file folders with papers to look occupied. At home a West Coast PR executive notes a teenage son uses long phone calls to delay chores while the father waits to remind him. It closes with a light farewell to Goof-off Day.
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