Felony charges urged in Sheffield Lake teacher case
Lorain County prosecutor Brill recommended felony charges against Donald Marshall, a Sheffield-Sheffield Lake teacher, based on allegations of sexual impropriety by former student Chad Breeden. Marshall, suspended from duties and in hospital, faces review by the prosecutor and may be fired after April 4 if no appeal is filed.
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Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Village
Douglas Brill
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake
Donald Marshall
Lorain County
Greg White
Brill
Marshall
Chad Breeden
Kenneth Breeden
Treadway
Sheffield-Sheffield Lake School Board
St. Joseph Hospital
Lake Erie
Thomas Elwell
Lorain
Elwell
Breeden
Weekend and weekday forecast with temperatures and winds
The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions today with a high near 45 and cooler lakeside areas. Expect 10 to 20 mph winds later. Tuesday’s high around 55 with zero precipitation forecast tonight and Tuesday. Details on Page A-3.
City income taxes shift burden to employees in Ohio towns
A 1983 Ohio Public Expenditure Council report shows city and village income taxes topped property taxes for the first time, shifting the burden from corporations to employees. large disparities exist, with revenue per capita varying greatly among cities, and many towns could raise similar revenue via property taxes at lower cost to residents.
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Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Ohio
Powhatan Point
Springfield
Manchester
Cuyahoga Heights
Citizens League
Cleveland
Lorain
Medina
Cuyahoga Counties
Avon
Avon Lake
Bay’s
Ousted hospitals ignored declining-usage warnings
Blue Cross argues nine Cleveland area hospitals ignored a 1980 warning of declining use as hearings before the Ohio Department of Insurance proceed. The report, prepared for the Greater Cleveland Hospital Association, claimed big drops by 1985 but is deemed out of date by association officials.
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Cleveland
Blue Cross
Chronicle-Telegram
Kenneth F. Seminatore
Ohio
Ohio Department of Insurance
Greater Cleveland Hospital Association
Allen
Seminatore
Horning
Reagan pulls out all stops in MX missile fight
House Speaker ONeill says he can build a House majority to kill the MX, but Reagan is pulling out all stops to assure its survival. Regan predicts a very close vote as lawmakers attend White House briefings. A New York Times report says 23 House Democrats sent a private letter to Gorbachev warning of consequences to arms talks over treaty violations. The first MX vote is set for Tuesday on $1.5 billion for 21 missiles. the Senate approved the package 55-45 last week. ONeill notes the need for Republican votes to reach about 200, with 190 to 200 likely and 20 to 25 more from Republicans.
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Thomas P. O'Neill
Reagan
White House
Donald Regan
House
Max Kampelman
Senate
Regan
NBC
Meet the Press
Supreme Court declines revive Luck murder case
The Supreme Court let stand Ohio rulings that threw out a 1983 murder indictment against Katherine Luck of Sheffield for the Oct 30 1967 Lakewood killing of Helen Marie Tietjen. Luck confessed after a five hour interrogation without a lawyer present, and police misconduct rendered the confession inadmissible.
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Ohio
Supreme Court
Katherine Luck
Sheffield
Lakewood
Helen Marie Tietjen
Luck
Tietjen
Holmek
State Supreme Ct
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