Houston Slaying Leaves 1 Year Old Survivor On Porch
Police arrest a 21 year old man in the stabbing death of a Salvadoran woman found on an abandoned building porch with her throat slit and her 1 year old daughter clinging to her naked body. The teen who found the scene and doctors say the child survived with minor scratches. The suspect slept in a nearby car after the alleged crime and was arrested when blood was found on his clothes.
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Houston
Sharon Thornton
Judy Hay
Harris County Children’s Protective Service
Robert Hurst
Hurst
Publisher is suspect in newsman's killing
New York Daily News reports a Colombian-born publisher, Juan Manuel Ortiz Alvear, who runs a weekly in Queens, is under 24-hour police surveillance as a suspect in the murder of journalist Manuel de Dios Unanue. Police say he has been a suspect since the March 11 restaurant slaying and may flee to South America. Ortiz denies involvement and notes his Cali origin.
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New York Daily News
New York
Manuel de Dios
Juan Manuel Ortiz Alvear
Pedro Mendez
Queens
The
Daily News
Ortiz
Cali
Colombia
South America
de Dios
Quadruplets birth stirs bitter debate over costs
Santa Fe AP report on 22 year old Julie Salazar whose four preterm sons, born March 16 at Presbyterian in Albuquerque, rely on Medicaid to cover most hospital costs. The case draws anger from a neighbor who questions welfare funding while Salazar, who used fertility drugs and had private insurance earlier, faces a million dollar bill as two-month hospital stay looms.
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Santa Fe, N.M
Julie Salazar
Wniariddini
Brown declares momentum from Connecticut win
Brown argues a powerful moral force is galvanizing the nation after a Connecticut victory. He recalls being written off for his We the People campaign with $100 limits and an 800 donation line, saying people heard him. In Brooklyn he called the New York race a battle over party direction, while Clinton noted Tsongas withdrawal boosted Brown’s support.
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Brown
New York
Brooklyn
Elyria district trims administrators amid union pressure
Superintendent Lester Schultz says budget cuts preserve student programs as two administrators retire and Kenneth Mundorf becomes affirmative action officer. A 59B-mill levy vote on June 2 could avert further layoffs while retiring staff include teachers at Elyria High and Ely School. David Bring of OAPSE Local 133 criticizes management and seeks pay cuts and contract changes.
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Lester Schultz
Kenneth Mundorf
Ken Mundorf
Schultz
David Bring
Subdivision Stalled Over Sewage Plant Constraints
A 56 acre subdivision planned off Route 82 between Hawke and Station roads faces delays due to sewage treatment issues. Elewski & Associates says soil is too soft for a new mini plant, so expansion of Plum Creek plant is needed to add about 43,200 gallons daily, on top of the current 40,000 gallons. A water quality test is required to determine if EPA guidelines can be met. If not, alternative options may be explored.
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Route
Hawke and
Station Roads
Robert Kelly
Elewski & Associates
Plum Creek
Kelly
Nelson
Bloch
EPA
Police raid nets cocaine and weapons cache in Elyria apt
A Lorain County SWAT raid on 701 Middle Ave Apt 3 seized cocaine valued at $20,000 and a cache of firearms including a Tec 9 and Hascal pistol. Residents Charles Howard 23 and Lisa Barrios 23 were arrested with three visitors detained. Barrios released later. Howard faces multiple charges and remained jailed on $300,000 bond. A separate two month narcotics sweep led to seven arrests nearby.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
Middle Ave. Apt
Charles Howard
Lisa Barrios
West Avenue
Howard
Barrios
Lorain County
John A. Howard
Dennis Will. Howard
Will
Ridge Circle
Michael Medders
Medders
Kenneth B. Ward
Portia Ct
Andre Major
West Ave
Anthony Williams
Dameus Parks
Middle Ave
Randy L. Glover
Magazine claims court railroaded Demjanjuk
A Jewish publisher asserts an Israeli court relied on false evidence to sentence Joi Demjanjuk to death as the famed "Ivan the Terrible" guard at Treblinka. He cites a fake photo and argues the real guard may be Ivan Marchenko, with Demjanjuk denying involvement and appealing the conviction.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Joii Demjanjuk
Ivan the Terrible
Abraham Melzer
Israel
Demjanjuk
Treblinka
Poland
Melzer
United States
Cleveland
Ivan Marchenko
Marchenko
Woman killed in car arson after failing to light rag
Witnesses describe how Wilson started a fire by punching holes in a gas tank and igniting a soaked rag under the car. Lutz was found dead in the trunk, with coroner testimony noting extensive burns and carbon monoxide poisoning. Lutz’s mother testified through tears about her daughter’s disappearance after May 3.
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White
Wilson
Lutz
Granda
Empire Tavern
Lorain
Stow
Akron
Martha
Carol Lutz
School officials weigh black watch style program over van sightings
Elyria officials say a white resident in his late 20s admitted to horn honking at girls near McKinley Elementary and other locations. The van driver is described as 50s, reddish beard, glasses, cap. No charges yet. investigations continue.
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Cameron
Elyria
McKinley
Sepwie Tentdendra
Aeaen
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
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P.O
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Elyria High
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