Tox cannabis linked to fatal crash near Case Road
Coroner reports one of two men killed when their car hit a tree and a carport had been drinking and smoking marijuana. Neil Erlenmeyer 18 of Grafton tested .028 BAC while Lee Ormston 20 of Avon Lake was sober. DNA pending to identify the driver.
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Case Road
Lee Ormston
Avon Lake
Paul Matus
Neil Erlenmeyer
Grafton
Matus
Ormston
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Foltin and Sutton tout early in congressional race
Betty Sutton and Craig Foltin campaign in the 13th District race outline post election plans. Foltin, Lorain mayor and Republican, says he must win over Summit County voters with his track record. Sutton, Democrat, pledges a government justice agenda unmatched in her prior campaigns.
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Betty Sutton
Lorain
Craig Foltin
13Th
Foltin
Summit
Sutton
Terror trial verdicts sharpen focus on 9/11 case
A federal jury sentences Zacarias Moussaoui to life in prison as the only U S suspect tried in connection with the Sept 11 attacks. The ruling highlights ongoing challenges in prosecuting al Qaida members and the broader war on terror amid unresolved Guantanamo cases.
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al-Qaida
Osama bin Laden
Zacarias Moussaoui
United States
Bush Administration
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Fewer beverage choices in schools as non-diet sodas phased out
Alliance for a Healthier Generation led by the Clinton Foundation and American Heart Association announces plan with Cadbury Schweppes Coca Cola PepsiCo and others to remove all non-diet sodas from public schools within years. Goal is healthier options in 75 percent of schools by 2008 09 while noting potential minor loss of vending profits but overall support from administrators.
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William J. Clinton Foundation
American Heart Association
Cadbury Schweppes PLC
Coca-Cola Co
PepsiCo
Forever stamp proposed to offset future postal rate hikes
The U S postal service plans a forever stamp priced at 42 cents that would remain valid despite rate increases. If rates rise to 45 cents later, customers would still use the 42-cent stamp, easing transitions and reducing need for multiple small stamps. The plan awaits Postal Rate Commission approval and follows declines in first class mail as online use grows.
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James C. Miller II
Independent Postal Rate Commission
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Commission
Ruth Goldway
Post Office
Goldway
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