Sheriff debunks cult link to animal carcasses in Erie County
Sheriff Capt Richard Resendez said two coyotes found on Biggs Road were not domesticated dogs and showed signs they were skinned and painted in orange to catch road crews’ attention. A zoologist confirmed no satanic ritual. findings indicate hunting trapping practices and no cult activity in the county.
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Gunman fires at Case Western Reserve University
A camouflage wearing gunman opened fire Friday in the Peter B Lewis Building at Case Western Reserve University business school, killing one and injuring another. Police ended the seven hour standoff and detained a suspect. The shooter, not a student, wore a vest, a wig and a World War II helmet. Hospital officials reported one death and one injury. Police noted 70 people were in the building and many were rescued as SWAT faced gunfire.
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Gunman siege ends as Cleveland university hostages freed
Relatives applauded police as hostages were rescued from Case Western Reserve University's business school after a seven hour ordeal. A gunman fired indiscriminately. hospital officials reported at least one dead and one wounded.
University shooting at Case Western Reserve University
A shooting occurred at the Peter B. Lewis Building at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. At least two people were injured, with warnings of possible additional casualties and ongoing police activity.
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Peter B Lews
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Tax cut passes House of Representatives landmark package
The House approves a $550 billion tax cut package in a landmark vote shaping fiscal policy. The measure, backed by leading officials, aims to spur growth and relief across income groups amid ongoing economic debates.
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Is Saddam alive or dead and in U S plots
Baghdad rumors swirl about Saddam Hussein claiming he hides in the United States and plans chemical action on Iraqis while asserts he is dead for eight years. Reports allege his son Odai surrendered and is a U S agent, though officials deny findings amid rumors and fear.
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Elyria plan defended move of disturbed students to mainstream schools
Elyria Schools defend relocating emotionally disturbed students from Edison School to mainstream settings. About 50 parents voiced fears at a public meeting, arguing mainstream environments may hurt their children. Administrators claim services and staff move with the students, and only the location changes.
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LCT Eyes Budget Bite Cuts Across Lorain County
Lorain County Transit warns it would trim to 12 hour daily service and cut three routes if $2.8 million in funding isn’t found. Planned reductions include earlier mornings, later nights, fewer Dial A Ride trips, job losses for 24 operators, and route eliminations linking Avon Lake Avon Commons Westlake and Amherst satellite office. Deborah Mohr says buses would add hourly stops on Broadway Avenue to cover cuts.
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