Vasi and Szabo Bonded After Court Appearance
Crawford County inmates Jack Vasi and Mary Kay Szabo, grown children of Commissioner Mary Jo Vasi, were released on 7500 bonds each after a judge’s decision. They face possible prison time up to 12 and 28 years respectively for alleged tire theft and license violations. Their attorney said they will mount a meritorious defense.
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Bucyrus
Mary Jo Vasi
Jack Vasi
Mary Kay Szabo
Crawford County
Szabo
Dennis Muchnicki
Muchnicki
Lorain County
Doctors Lobby Ohio Legislature Over Malpractice Costs
Ohio physicians plan a Statehouse rally led by the Physician Advocacy Group to press lawmakers to roll back soaring malpractice insurance. Lorain’s Dr. Bharat Shah says premiums rose from 40000 to 208000 dollars yearly, threatening his practice and prompting potential relocation.
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Bharat Shah
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Shah
Mother charged with murder in Lorain child death
Nicole Diar surrendered May 3 2004 after the city fire at 914 W 10th St Lorain exposed the death of four year old Jacob Diar Indictments were announced by County Prosecutor Gary Bennett on May 3 2004 naming Nicole Diaz as the suspect in the case The timeline includes the blaze on April 30 2004 and subsequent legal actions starting with the Aug 27 2003 filing and leading to the surrender at the county jail.
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Jacob Diar
10Th St
Lorain
Nicole Diar
Gary Bennett
Nicole Diaz
Mother charged in death of Jacob Diar after house fire
Four year old Jacob Diar died in last August fire at his mother's Elyria home. Nicole Diar, 28, faces 11 felony counts including aggravated murder arson and murder. Coroner cites homicidal violence of undetermined origin with carbon monoxide in lungs.
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Elyria
Jacob Diar
Nicole Diar
Jacob
Gary Bennett
Diaz
Paul Matus
Matus
Bennett
Jack Bradley
Bradley
Months-long wait for charges in Jacob Diaz death
Elyria reports it took over eight months to file charges against Nicole Diaz in the death of 4-year-old Jacob. Investigators interviewed more than 75 people, lab tests and an extensive autopsy extended the process. Prosecutor Jeff Manning died during the case and was succeeded by Gary Bennett, delaying the filing.
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Elyria
Nicole Diaz
Jacob
Lorain
Jim Rohner
Jeff Manning
Tor
Manning
Mark Hastings
Gary Bennett
Paul
U S Troops Clash With Shiite Militants in Najaf
U S forces in Najaf faced their fiercest attack yet from Shiite militiamen, with reports of up to twenty Iraqis killed. The United States named a new commander for the Iraqi force in Fallujah, weighing Maj. Gen. Mohammed Latif who opposed Saddam Hussein to replace another general.
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Najaf
Iraq
United States
Fallujah
Mohammed Latif
Saddam Hussein
Seven soldiers reprimanded over Abu Ghraib abuse claims
In Baghdad Iraq the US military reprimanded seven soldiers over abuse allegations at Abu Ghraib prison. Two were relieved of duties as the officer in charge noted more troops could be involved. The actions mark the first known punishments in the case.
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Iraq
Abu Ghraib
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