Indians Fall At Home In 10-4 Loss To Blue Jays
Mitch Webster of the Cleveland Indians charged at Toronto pitcher Todd Stottlemyre after being hit in the back by a pitch. The melee followed during last night’s game at the Stadium, as Cleveland dropped its home opener 10-4. All-Star football in Lorain County set for June 23 is listed on Page A-4.
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Lorain man held on $20 000 bond in attack on two policemen
A Lorain man is jailed on a $20,000 bond after an incident in which two police officers were attacked. The case was reported in local pages, with details about the warrants, incident location, and charges filed by the police department.
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Elyria United Methodist Home Plans Senior Center Opening
Elyria's United Methodist Home announces a new Senior Citizens Center to open in June. The project is described as a community hub for activities and support services aimed at local seniors.
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Milken tax break eyed for 400 million repayment pool
Michael Milken may qualify for a tax break on the 400 million set aside to repay investors as reported in New York and with related notes on other pages. Berea reports Lake Towers becoming the nation’s first extended services for elderly project with Fannie Mae investment.
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Reed freed hostage reaches U.S. hospital in Germany
Frank Reed, 57, the second American hostage freed in nine days, flew from Syria to Rhein-Main Air Base and arrived at a U.S. military hospital after a long blindfolded captivity. In Lorain, supporters say Reed's release boosts hopes for Terry Anderson's freedom, with Anderson’s birthday in October seen as a possible milestone.
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Miss Ohio Reclaims Jewelry After Court Order
Miss Ohio 1986 Mary Zilba regained her confiscated jewelry on Monday after settling a $7,000 judgment with her business partner Steve Corliss. The Lorain County court had seized three rings a watch a gold chain and $22 cash from Zilba and her company On Location Productions for unpaid debts.
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Turnpike Coupons Offered to Ohio Turnpike Drivers
Toll-road patrons on the Ohio Turnpike receive perforated coupons with discounts on gasoline, food and other items at 16 service plazas. The program runs through May 25 and extends beyond past practices on Indiana and Pennsylvania turnpikes. Robert Barnett of the Ohio Turnpike Commission notes the broad promotion for the pay-as-you-go highway.
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Lorain brothers indicted in drug trafficking case
Lorain men David T. Lee Jr and Demetrius Lee faced grand jury indictments for engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity aggravated trafficking in drugs and possession of criminal tools. Police had seized 84,000 dollars in cash three safes three vehicles cell phones and a drug scale during the probe. Demetrius was indicted last Tuesday and David was served a secret indictment Friday. both were to be arraigned in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Amos Lee, another brother, was convicted in 1989 of rape and inmate abuse and sentenced to 87 to 115 years.
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Celebrezze casino comments draw fire in Lorain clash
Akron developer Alan Spitzer ridiculed Ohio Attorney General Celebrezze for criticizing his proposed 400 million Lorain casino. Celebrezze said the project would not solve Lorain’s economic woes. A Beacon Journal UA poll found 57 percent of 800 Northeast Ohio business people favored the casino.
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Falls teachers testify on sex abuse charges
Five teachers and one administrator were to appear before the Cuyahoga County grand jury in Olmsted Falls to testify about sexual abuse allegations in the school district. No charges have been filed and no indictments issued. The probe involves dozens of teachers and students, with authorities declining to confirm specifics. Superintendent Joseph Madak acknowledged reports but said there were few.
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