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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2009
Page
1
The Associated Press finds at least 10 officers convicted in five years still legally can arrest or carry a gun. Ohio is now tightening checks after inquiries. agencies say missing cases are unlikely but possible, with limited knowledge of how many slip through.
In Oakland California a parolee opened fire on officers during a traffic stop killing Sgt. Mark Dunakin and wounding Officer John Hege who was brain dead then kept on life support while organ donation was considered. Officer Daniel Sakai and Officer Paul VerWoude were also killed in the gunfight with Lovelle Mixon.
More than 100 parishioners from St Mary of the Lake walk to 10 a.m. services to show the community impact of church closure as St Mary merges with Holy Trinity and eight Lorain churches face restructuring. Parishioners plan letters to Bishop Lennon to appeal, though appeals are rare.
The quote attributed to Rich Kapalin, 44, frames a sentiment on closure and ongoing need, suggesting a belief that saying a business or effort is closed implies a lack of necessity. The remark conveys resolve in face of potential shutdown.
Opponents across Ohio press campaigns to block or remove red light and speed cameras in Toledo Chillicothe and Canton while citing revenue motives and privacy concerns. COAST backed Cincinnati ban, noting public safety not revenue. Toledo faces nearly 2 million in projected camera-generated revenue this year.
Congressional Republicans on Sunday warned of a doomsday debt crisis and possible federal bankruptcy if President Obama's spending plan is enacted. A White House adviser dismissed the claims, stating confidence in the economic plan to "do the job."
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