Denver Gun Rampage Sparks Gun Control Debate
A drug addict used a stolen MAC-11 to kill, rape, and wound in a 10 hour Denver suburb rampage. Authorities say a suspected accomplice is under questioning as a state gun law debate grows fiercer. Two women were killed and an 18 year old hostage remains critical after the assault and shootout.
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Steinberg Faces Maximum Sentence For First Degree Manslaughter
Judge Rothwax rebuked Steinberg for narcism and self involvement after Lisa Steinberg died from fatal injuries. The 48 year old, behind bars since Nov 5, 1987, faces 15 1/3 to 25 years and a 5000 dollar fine. Hedda Nussbaum also suffered severe abuse.
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Public Opinion Polarized Over Assault Weapon Ban
A CT poll shows strong emotion on gun control with 60 readers favoring banning assault weapons like AK-47s Uzis and AR-15s, while many argue civilians should keep some rights. Ohio cities Cleveland and Dayton banned specific semiautomatic weapons with penalties for possession. President Bush banned import of most semiautomatics and Colt suspended AR-15 sales.
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Alan Dutka
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Herrick Library to show Fairy Tale Movies event
Wellington Herrick Memorial Library will host a Fairy Tale Movies program in the Community Room on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Four films including Hansel and Gretel Rip Van Winkle The Shoemaker and the Elves and Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears will be shown. The event is free and lasts one hour. All ages welcome. children under five must be accompanied by an adult per children's librarian Pat Strubbe.
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Herrick Memorial Library
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Kinzel Road closure planned for one week
Avon Kinzel Road will be closed for one week starting March 27 to allow crews to replace a broken culvert. Through traffic will be blocked. drivers should use Stoney Ridge Road and Route 83 to bypass Kinzel.
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John Smitek
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Route 83
Kinzel
Wellington barn damaged by fire on Route 18
Fire damaged a barn in Penfield Township on Route 18 near Route 301 Friday morning. No one was home at the Al Smith residence 41270 Route 18 East Wellington when the blaze started. Elyria police also report theft at Landmark Store 210 Huron Street Thursday night with thieves crawling under a fence and prying open a door using a truck parked near railroad tracks.
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al Smith
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Elyria
Huron S&t
Personal income rises 1 percent in February
Americans saw a 1 percent jump in personal income in February with consumer spending up only 0.5 percent, lifting the savings rate to 5.9 percent—the highest in nearly three years. The Commerce Department noted income growth supported by jobs and wages, while spending cooled despite higher wallets.
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