Gause faces push to resign as LCCAA board chair
Lorain County Community Action Agency board members plan to ask Rev. Joseph Gause to resign as chairman at tonight’s meeting amid criticism over his leadership since taking the post last November. The dispute centers on the rehiring vote for Anna Taylor-Carter as agency president, which was rescinded in March after a lawsuit by six plaintiffs.
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Wellington teacher charged with two counts of sexual imposition
Gerald Camp Jr a Wellington high school business teacher was charged with two counts of sexual imposition after a freshman student said he slapped her buttocks on two occasions. The two counts are third degree misdemeanors carrying up to 60 days in jail.
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Bank Extends REP Agreement After Furnace Issue
After days of negotiation, Lorain based Republic Engineered Products won a 30 day extension on a waiver that prevented a technical default. An independent audit expressed substantial doubt about REP’s ability to continue its business plan, yet bank officials agreed to fund through Wednesday while discussions continue.
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Pair given eight years each for murder conspiracy
Lawrence Coreno Sr. and Marlena Amore, amid a love triangle, were each sentenced to eight years in prison after being convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder and felonious assault in the July attack on Clemon Bridges. Bridges testified he believed Amore was innocent despite the verdict.
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Terrorist caught in Pakistan over Sept 11 plot aid
In Pakistan, a terrorist accused of aiding the Sept 11 plot was captured. Across the region, hostilities persist as U S troops clash with protesters in Iraq leaving two dead and eighteen wounded during demonstrations.
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Bush signs law creating national Amber Alert program
President Bush signed Amber Alert legislation expanding nationwide radio TV and highway sign alerts for missing children. The act adds stiffer penalties for crimes against children and new tools to fight child pornography while honoring Amber Hagerman and noting Elizabeth Smart’s public appearance since her kidnapping.
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