Face transplant recipient Connie Culp speaks at Cleveland Clinic
Five years after a shotgun blast disfigured her face, Connie Culp unveiled the nation s first face transplant five months after receiving a donor face. At a Cleveland Clinic news conference she praised the donor family and described improved expression and sensation though facial mobility remains limited. Her husband Thomas Culp shot her in 2004 then killed himself and later served seven years in prison.
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Woman hit in head before being burned near Resthaven Wildlife Area
Investigators say a woman found burned near Resthaven Wildlife Area Castalia suffered a head blow. Erie County sheriff's Captain Sigsworth said the woman, aged 20 to 50, had no upper teeth and may have worn a dental plate. Death being investigated as homicide.
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Flying Pig runner shot in drive-by
A Cincinnati man who spoke of his Flying Pig marathon run was wounded in a drive-by shooting that injured three people in Over-the-Rhine. Police seek a shooter after six shots fired. one victim, 33-year-old Marcus Hawkins, had just left a downtown restaurant where he talked about the race. Hawkins finished the marathon just over two hours after the winner.
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Case Western Gets 8.7 Million From Donors
Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland announced 8.7 million dollars in new gifts to its medical school. President Barbara Snyder thanked donors at a reception and highlighted 2 million from Forest City Enterprises Charitable Foundation to establish a Center for Surgical Skills Training and an endowed professorship.
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Elyria High School bricks chosen from Glen-Gery line
The Thomas Brick Co wins approval to supply Glen-Gery bricks for Elyria High School with June deliveries. District official Rich Nielsen warns delays could push the masonry schedule. The Brick Yard’s Jim Hunt questions local sourcing, but the board chose Glen-Gery for its historic look aligning with the Washington Building and project budget.
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Lorain man indicted in 2006 Cleveland shooting death
Christopher Conkle, 22, faces aggravated murder two counts of attempted murder and four counts of felonious assault for a 2006 shooting at Hometown Market in Cleveland near Woodland Avenue and East 55th Street. A mass-murder specification could bring the death penalty.
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Demjanjuk seeks Supreme Court halt to deportation
John Demjanjuk's attorney said he will file a motion with the U S Supreme Court to stop the 89 year old Clevelander's deportation to Germany. The defense seeks at least a 90 day reprieve arguing the man is too frail to be deported and faces 29 000 counts of alleged murder involvement.
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