Shots Fired At Hayes Avenue Home In Elyria
Four shots were fired from a car window into the front of a Hayes Avenue house late Wednesday in Elyria. No injuries were reported. Police, including Li Duane Whitely, are investigating with no suspects identified and unclear if anyone was home. Neighbors describe ongoing trouble at the residence and see frequent street activity. At least three bullet holes appeared in a front window and four shell casings were found in the street.
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Hayes Ave
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Lottery Ohio Draw Results Summary
Ohio midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers reported. Pick 3: 6 8 1 and 1 9 3. Pick 4: 7 6 4 1 and 8 9 3 0. Kicker: 8 4 5 B 7 7. Super Lotto: 4 17 20 31 36 43.
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Buckeye
Out of State Numbers in Daily Lottery List
The Daily number section lists several draws including Big 4 and Rolldown sequences and Michigan Lottery picks. Included are Daily number patterns and combinations such as 9 2 8 4 9 3 6 and 8 10 14 42 43 47, with rolldowns at 6 14 17 25 30.
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Dry weather worries Ohio farmers face another drought
Farmers statewide fear another dry season will cut incomes after last year’s drought. Ohio Farm Bureau spokesman Joe Cornely says moisture is returning slowly and many are nervous about what weather will bring. Officials warn below normal rainfall from April to June could hinder harvests, with northwest and west-central regions most at risk. Groundwater and topsoil moisture remain concerns, spurring calls for crop insurance and timely rains to guard future crops.
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Ohio
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National Weather Service
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Northwest
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Ohio Department of Agriculture
Van Knocks Down Students at Smithfield Middle School
In Smithfield North Carolina a minivan driven by 84 year old Sara Bell Kennedy reversed suddenly after dropping off children and struck a 10 year old student, injuring six others and the driver. The van crossed a yard, toppled a flagpole, and halted against a brick wall. One student was trapped beneath the vehicle as others were pinned briefly.
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Smithfield Middle School
Brittany Sherman
Aurora Republican Rep Ann Worner Benjamin Defends Abortion Bill Passage
Rep Ann Worner Benjamin led the House Criminal Justice Committee in shepherding the abortion bill. She said lawmakers used lessons from a court case to address public concerns in a constitutional and unique fashion.
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Aurora
House Criminal Justice Committee
Correction identifies decoy show artist in photo caption
A Monday photo caption corrected the painter of the decoy held by Adam Grimm. The Ohio Decoy Collectors and Carvers Association show image now correctly names Bob Steiner as the artist.
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Ohio
Principal memo controversy surrounds Fisher case at high school
The Chronicle-Telegram reports memos in Fisher’s personnel file tied to poor evaluations after Buccieri reviewed them with school leaders. Geralds Camp, a business teacher, got a three day suspension without pay for visiting porn sites on a school computer and was barred from using district computers. Camp later became girls softball coach. Fisher alleges retaliation after she questioned Camp’s handling, while Buccieri maintains the matter was handled by administrators and not her concern. Parents’ rights to be informed about coaching duties are raised amid disputes over contract changes and evaluations. Former principal Ayers Ratliff criticizes secrecy in discipline and points to unequal treatment of teachers versus students.
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Santiago
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Wellington
Ratliff
Scott Boozer
Chris Edwards
Sam Clark
Senate backs social security earnings change for seniors
The Senate approved a measure to ease the earnings penalty for workers aged 65 to 69, retroactive to December 31, 1999, boosting many retirees' income. President Clinton welcomed the move from India, while critics warn of long term fund strains and urge broader reform.
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Taj Mahal
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Clarence Plante
Wal-Mart
Manassas Va
Plante
Spencer Abraham
R. Mich
D-Neb
Kerrey
John Ashcroft
R-Mo
US Airways workers protest as shutdown looms
Flight attendants demonstrated at airports from Los Angeles to Boston as US Airways faced a strike deadline. Negotiators met in Washington with the Association of Flight Attendants while carriers eyed rerouting options if the airline shuts down.
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Ohio
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