Leniency plea denied as drunken driver gets 2 to 10 years
Ronald M. Livingston, formerly of 57763 Caroline Drive Avon, must serve 2 to 10 years after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter and driving under the influence in the October 1984 death of Matelsky on Stoney Ridge Road North Ridgeville. Passenger Catherine Csubak, 40, Sheffield, injured, remains in therapy. A letter from Csubak sought suspension of remaining prison time and probation.
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Elyria
Therty
Ronald M. Livingston
Caroline Drive
Avon
Harris
Matelsky
Livingston
Stoney Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
North Eaton
Catherine Csubak
Sheffield
Gerald Smith
Unclear Racing Names Echo Mixed Card of Entries
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names such as Woody Stephens Tom Margen and Soha Veitch with odd phrasing and mis-spellings. Mentions horse entries, judges or owners, and odds or weights like 1:1. The text lacks coherent event details, dates, or locations to form a full report.
Violations threaten Antlers hotel renovation safety
OSHA cited Hummel General Contractors after 14 violations at the Antlers Hotel project in Lorain Ohio, including asbestos removal without protection and debris clutter on stairs. Fines totaled 2400 dollars for seven serious violations, prompting building trades leaders to urge immediate work stoppage.
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Lorain
Antlers
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Hummel General Contractors
North Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council
Paterson
OSHA
Consid
Tree Saved at Harshaw Chemical Plant by Worker Protests
A 60-foot cottonwood shading Harshaw Chemical Company parking at John Street was spared from removal after about 60 employees signed petitions. Spokesman Deconcini said the plan to cut the century-old tree was unnecessary as there was no parking problem, and Horace Love halted the felling.
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Elyria
Harshaw Chemical Company
Deconcini
Horace Love
Chronicle-Telegram
Harshaw
The Green House Boy Who Died in Vietnam
A mother recalls a neighbor boy from a green house near Brookside who was killed in Vietnam. The memory ties family rituals and local grief to a distant war, as the narrator reflects on how such deaths shape a community and linger long after the conflict ends.
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Brookside
Vietnam
Eddie
Green House
Mae
Bob Barker
Jackie Gleason
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Ridgeville
North Ridge
Ted Manke
Fr Feft
Decid Klasse
Bobern
Frontier Park
By Scott Stephens
C-T
Derby
Ays Lim Ke ‘Oa
Woody Stephens
Tom Margen
King T. Lestierbury
Joseph Manzi
Joe Cam Gambolat
Soha Veitch
Mike Whittingham
Patricia L Johnson
Teyte Poste Sou Fort Sian
By Liing Grossman
Laura Joslyn
Bev
My Father
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