Ruling Ends Demjanjuk Citizenship After Nazi Guard Findings
A three judge panel upheld stripping John Demjanjuk of U S citizenship for serving as a guard at Nazi camps including Treblinka Sobibor and Flossenburg The decision affirms that he was not eligible under the 1948 Displaced Persons Act The case has sparked vows of appeal from Demjanjuk family and praise from Jewish groups noting his longtime use of citizenship to shield past crimes
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City Cemeteries Face Saturday Burial Fee Changes
Elyria's city cemeteries now charge 550 for Saturday burials and may rise to 1175 while Lorain charges 700. The proposed increase aims to align costs across the two districts.
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Lottery results across Ohio and West Virginia
Friday midday and Monday draws list Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 and Mega Millions outcomes. Ohio numbers include 5 146 day, 6 7 6 3, 15 23 25, and Daily 3 8 2 1. West Virginia totals show 2 0 1 and 4 3 1 4 with various bonus numbers.
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Chronicle staff contact lines and delivery details listed
The snippet lists editorial staff roles and phone extensions for The Chronicle including Managing Editor Andrew Ri, News Editor Pam McMillan, Sports Editor Kevin Aprile, and others. It also provides contact numbers for classifieds, retail hotline, various office hours, and delivery information with mail addresses and weekend hours.
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Prosecution aims to begin baby death case in Lorain County
5 month old Riley Harris Smith's death ruled homicide after three blows to the head. Prosecutor Mark Mahoney plans meetings with law enforcement and Riley’s family. Melissa Dovala remains a possible suspect. Mahoney will work mainly from Cuyahoga County and travel for the case.
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Lorain County
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Cuyahoga County
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Amherst Hospital
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Concealed Carry License Fees Draw Applicants Across Ohio
Hundreds rush applications as Ohio residents seek licenses. Fees vary by residency: $45 for five years or more, $69 for under five years. Sheriff must approve or deny within 45 days. stores report growing demand and new concealed carry options. Local applicants include a middle aged farming couple. comments limited.
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Ohio
FBI
Lorain County Issues Concealed Weapons Permits
The Lorain County department issued concealed weapons permits Friday and processed identification cards that day. A new $9,800 card processing machine was acquired to handle the work. Jones commented that the system is similar to standard Windows programs and easy to learn.
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Pat Tillman dies in Afghanistan firefight
Tillman, 27, former Arizona Cardinals star, died after his unit was ambushed in Afghanistan. He led an advance over exposed ground, returning fire with an M249 SAW to help his trail section reach safety with no casualties. A public memorial service was planned for San Jose California.
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San Jose
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May holiday oddities spark talk of gimmicks and pets
Local retailers discuss quirky May days from Dance Like a Chicken Day to Save the Rhino Day. Experts note many so called holidays are created by interest groups or e card companies, not official observances.
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Jamie
Tom Williams
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Elyria
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Ohio
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Westlake
Matthews
Abuses at Abu Ghraib Spark Broad U.S. Inquiry
Brig Gen Janis Karpinski and at least seven others are suspended over dereliction and mistreatment at Abu Ghraib. Maj Gen Geoffrey Miller is being sent to Iraq to oversee detention facilities as investigations probe alleged torture and abuses amid global outrage and political fallout.
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Abu Ghraib
Mark Kimmitt
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Geoffrey Miller
Iraq
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U.S
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