Belt unbuckled ticket bill eyed by Ohio lawmakers
Ohio lawmakers consider a bill allowing police to ticket drivers simply for not buckling up. Supporters say it would save lives. opponents fear civil liberties overreach and nuisance stops. Public safety officials cite reduced injuries and deaths, while critics warn of abuse and overregulation.
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Burns Road repaving approved by city and college board
North Ridgeville city officials secured funding to repave Burns Road linking Case Road to Lorain County Community College. The $100,000 project will start in August and finish in about six weeks, funded by city and state funds. The master plan also proposes extending Otten and Barres roads to state routes and adding grade separations to improve traffic flow for students and emergency services.
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Man sentenced for cop threat in Elyria Ohio
Lorain man Angel Thomas Perez of Colorado Avenue, 30, was sentenced to two years in prison after a July incident. Convicted of disorderly conduct resisting arrest and retaliation, Perez had pleaded guilty January 20 and was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Edward Zaleski. Police arrested him after reports of a highly intoxicated man at a boat ramp. Prosecutors said he told the arresting officer he would "give you a drive by shooting."
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Dodgers Sale Approved to Media Mogul Rupert Murdoch
Baseball owners voted to approve the sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers to media mogul Rupert Murdoch, signaling a major shift in ownership and control of one of baseballs marquee franchises.
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17th DUi convict gets year in Stark County jail
Gary Loudin 47, previously convicted 17 times for DUI, was sentenced Monday to one year in jail with six months in a treatment facility. His Feb 20 guilty plea to a fourth DUI in five years elevated the offense to a felony under Stark County Prosecutor Bob Horowitz. He has served three months of the sentence so far.
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