Steele Kilbane start terms in Ohio prisons
Clevelands AP reported Probate Judge Joseph Nahra cut short the 30 day jail stay for convicted murderers Robert Steele and Owen Kilbane. Steele, a former Euclid Municipal judge, and Martin Kilbane were sent to Columbus to begin serving sentences for the 1969 murder of Steele’s first wife. Owen was to begin confinement the next day to relieve jail crowding.
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Cershogs County
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Robert Steele
Owen
Martin Kilbane
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Euclid
Columbus
Nabra
Lawsuit Filed Over Bus Driver Manslaughter Death
Albert Clare filed a 1.2 million claim in Summit County Common Pleas Court against Maxine Rodgers 52 of Macedonia alleging negligence after his six year old daughter Alyssa was struck and killed crossing in front of her school bus on March 30. Rodgers faces manslaughter charges and a May 27 pretrial hearing in Cuyahoga Falls Municipal Court. Lt John Boyd said the bus moved 141 feet before horns from other vehicles warned the driver.
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AKRON
UPI
Northfield
Albert Clare
Summit County
John Boyd
Summit County Sheriff's Department
St Bernard eats tax refund check in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 220 pound St Bernard named Randy Rasputin ate the Rosts federal income tax refund worth 1100 dollars. The Rosts had to wait for a new refund from the IRS while Randy already has a history of snacking on pay checks and mail.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Claude Rost
Randy Rasputin
Rost's
Randy
National Geographic
Rost
St. Bernard
Internal Revenue Service
Rost’s
Doctors Decide Death Call In Pull-The-Plug Case
An 18-year-old murderer seeks Massachusetts Supreme Court ruling on whether absence of brain waves, not heart failure, marks death. Seigfried Golston, serving life for Ronald J. Salem’s murder, argues the victim may not have been legally dead when life support was removed. Salem, 34, of Medford, was pronounced dead in August 1975 after a beating left him comatose.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Wostere
High Court
Seigfried Golston
Ronald J. Salem
Medford
Ton City Hospital
Golston
Suffolk County Superior Court
State Supreme Court
J. Philip White
Salem
White
Massachusetts
Thomas J. Mundy
Mundy
Massachusetts Court
Portrait by Ralph Earl bought by Virginia Museum
The Virginia Museum purchased a portrait of Mrs. Oliver Wolcott by Ralph Earl, America's earliest historical painter noted for Lexington and Concord scenes. The piece adds to the state's collection of early American art.
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Richmond
Oliver Wolcott
Ralph Earl
Virginia Museum
Earl
America
Lexington and
Concord
Medical examiner vows to act despite malpractice fear
Dade County Medical Examiner Dr. Ronald Wright ordered the removal of life support from University of Miami football star Mike McNichols who died after a traffic crash. Wright says malpractice threats have made doctors afraid to act and that he will continue to decide what is right, even if sued. He notes McNichols was in a coma since April 16 and that this was the second patient in two weeks he allowed to die by withdrawing life support.
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Miami
UPI
Dade County
Ronald Wright
University of
Wright
McNichols
Virginia Key
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