Suspect in Amherst burglaries seized in Michigan chase
The Aman police say a second suspect in a string of Amherst Lorain burglaries was arrested in southwest Michigan driving a stolen 2000 Lincoln linked to Meadowbrook Drive burglary. Detectives note two vehicles were stolen and jewels were taken, with items recovered in area pawnshops as investigators pursue more leads.
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Berrien County
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Molnar
Contour
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Cleveland
Steelworkers rally against trade bill in Lorain protest
Steelworkers Local 1104 led about 150 members in Lorain to oppose trade legislation they say will harm the U S steel industry. They urged amendments to boost congressional oversight and protect retirees while warning about Republic Technologies International as it works to emerge from bankruptcy.
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George W. Bush
John Jacobs
Jacobs
United Steelworkers Local 1104
Trade Promotion Authority Act
Congress
Republic Technologies International
Republic Technologies International faces possible liquidation
US Bankruptcy Judge Marilyn Shea-Stonum heard that RTI could run out of money by Friday with no firm asset sale deal. Banks would cut funding unless a firm bid by KPS Special Situations Fund and Hunt Investment Group emerges, potentially delaying July 17 financing.
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Republic Technologies International
U.S
Marilyn Shea-Stonum
Republic
Martin Bienenstock
Bienenstock
Shea-Stonum
Tina Brozman
KPS Special Situations Fund
Hunt Investment Group
John Willoughy
Four charged with animal cruelty in Oberlin case
Oberlin prosecutors say four people face animal cruelty charges for allegedly starving two horses and failing to provide shelter food and water. Ray and Susan Leiby of Wellington are charged with cruelty and abandoning animals. caretakers Gail Schuenemann and Justin Yates face cruelty charges. An arraignment set in Oberlin Municipal Court. Penny Von Alt houses the horses at Penny's Feed N Seed in 1961 Route 58. Erie Shores Humane Society investigator Mitch Witherell reported county sheriff deputies were contacted after a neighbor alerted officials.
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Ray
Susan Leiby
Wellington
Walsh
Gail Schuenemann
Justin Yates
Gate
ODN
Ae Oea
Oberlin
Penny von Alt
Penny
Feed 'N’ Seed
Mitch Witherell
Erie Shores Humane Soci
Snoop Dogg fined for pot offense in Oberlin Court
Rap star Calvin Broadus known as Snoop Dogg paid a 250 dollar fine after pleading no contest to one count of marijuana possession a fourth-degree misdemeanor in Oberlin Municipal Court. A 30 day jail term was suspended and the tour bus driver and a passenger faced separate charges.
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Calvin Broadus
Broadus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Amherst
Jay Milano
Milano
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