Bug spray man pleads guilty in Lorain County case
Lutellis Kilgore 69 of Elyria admitted to possession of criminal tools licensing violations and multiple counts of unlawful acts and vandalism for spraying hundreds of homes with a toxic pesticide. He faces up to five years per count with concurrent federal time and a 24 month federal minimum. Prosecutors say the harm was extensive and health risks severe, while defense notes Kilgore’s good intentions.
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Southside set for housing boost from HUD program
Elyria residents on the southside may own homes through a new initiative by the Elyria Neighborhood Center. The center will sign tonight with the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development to support a community improvement program offering loans with no downpayment for low and moderate income residents. Keith Rivers, coordinator, notes many renters save but lack a down payment.
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Abortion Bill Heads To White House For Clinton Veto
Congressional Republicans push a late term abortion ban to President Clinton as the House passes the measure 286 to 129 amid bipartisan opposition to what foes call partial birth abortion. Abortion rights groups urge a veto to protect physician guided medical judgments free from politics.
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Indians set to open season vs Yankees as Lofton returns home
In Florida, Kenny Lofton is back home this weekend while the Indians prepare to open the season against the New York Yankees on Monday. Steve Herrick files his final Winter Haven report focusing on Omar Vizquel's sore shoulder.
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Panel OKs bill to hide juror names
In Columbus a House committee narrowly approved a bill to omit juror names from public records. The measure moves to the full House after an 8-6 committee vote, with supporters saying it protects jurors from harassment and opponents warning of reduced public access.
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Slaying After Street Bump in Inglewood
In Inglewood California a man knocked to the street and apologized after bumping another man who dropped a package. The assailant drew a gun and fatally shot Dwayne Bruner age 33 who pleaded for mercy and eyewitnesses heard pleas as Bruner was gunned down and the shooter fled without taking anything.
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