HIV positive male prostitute ordered to air TV warning
Tony Brown, 37, of Cleveland, with HIV, was ordered by Judge Shirley Strickland Safford to broadcast a televised warning to past clients and others who may have acquired the virus. He pleaded guilty to attempted soliciting, facing up to 18 months with possible probation, after being charged with prostitution while knowing of his HIV status. Brown said he learned of his infection six months ago and had disclosed to some, not all, of his contacts.
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Cleveland
Tony Brown
Shirley Strickland Safford
Brown
Detroit
Lake
Cuyahoga County
Safford
Central State Boots Nonpaying Students Amid Financial Push
Wilberforce Ohio AP Central State University will withdraw 53 of its 1,026 students for failing to arrange full payment of about 3300 dollars per year for tuition room and board. School officials say the move aims to restore fiscal responsibility and boost future enrollment as previous debt and mismanagement loom.
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Wilberforce
Central State University
Todd Miller
Central State
Dayton
Ohio
Miller
Vicki Pegg
Pegg
Postcards sent to judges reviewed for obscenity
Hamilton County judges and Cincinnati City Council members received unsigned postcards from a Hustler store spelling out a crude Cincinnati motif. Larry and Jimmy Flynt, who operate the store, deny sending the cards though they face obscenity related charges. City lawyers review the cards for constitutional issues.
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Cincinnati
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
Jimmy Flynt
Hamilton County
Fountain Square
Ohio
Jeanette Cissel
Kari Kaden
16 year old charged in death of newborn
A 16 year old girl was charged in Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court with delinquency by involuntary manslaughter endangering a child and abuse of a corpse in the death of her newborn. Police say she buried the baby in a Rocky River park after birth on July 8.
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Rocky River
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Sullivan turkey supper date at First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church in Sullivan will hold a turkey supper Saturday from 4 30 to 7 pm. A full menu will be served with adult and child prices and free meals for children under three. The church sits west of Route 58 on Route 224 in Sullivan.
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Market Place
Main Street
Vermilion
Ohio
Sterhurst
Savonarola
Duncan Phyfe
J.C. Penney
Bob White
Droste
Coulier & Ives
National China
Royal Winton
Wedgwood
Fenton
Elvis Records
Moody Blue
Playboy
Sears
Uncle Sam Bank
Nat. Biscuit Co
Cedar Point
Vermilion & Amherst
Regency
Roseville
HULL
Weller
Rookwood
Cowan
Visa
Ron & Elizabeth Millett
Sullivan
First Congregational Church
Mapleton High School
C.R
Orange Township
Ashland County
Rt. 58
Nankingo
Rt. 224
Novaga
Hickory Hill School
Coon Dogs, Inc
Steve Andrews
Wooster
Dale Wirth Realty
Creston
Norman Rockwell
Elec
Remington
Bushnell
Don W. Standen
Cal & RL
Elyria
Ross R. Ritchey
N. Durkee Road
Grafton
St. Rt. 82
Pinebrook Golf Course
Atwater
McCormick Deering
St. Rte. 18
Wellington
St. Rte
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N. Ridgeville
Lionel
AMF
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HO & N Guage
Hop-A-Long
Lil’ Abner
Hollywood
Special & Ltd
Matchbox
Muscle
Reval
Johnnie Lightning
Harley
Nascar
Hot Wheels
Nylint
Action
Battery
Magnus Organ
Doc
Savage
Jerry Canterbury
Muctioneer & Realtor
Wirealty One
Millett Auction
Turkey
Neewarapral Rikive
Henry
Hank) C. Cherney
Walnut St
Take Lake Ave
Rt. 113
Tell City
Sony
Magnavox
Wildcat
IBM
J.D
Henry C. Cherney
Hecker
Burgess
N. Ridge Rd
Elyria Two
Dale Burgess
Broadway
Golden Motors
Mazda
Toyota
Chrysler
Nissan
Volvo
Olds
Mercury
Dodge
Kenzie Estate Auction Household & Collectibles
West 29Th Street
Oberlin Ve
Kenmore
South Bend
Marcella Kenzik
Janice Senn
Pip Aegeees Cft
Fred
Ric Barck
Wellington, Ohio
Aauctione
Ritchey Auction
Zenith
Studebaker
Elect
Panasonic
Tapco
F. Andersen
Black & Decker and
Mikata
Bosch
Andersen
P.C.A
Jane L. O’dennell
Jerry A. Standen
Ohig
Larry G. Standen
Mark A. Standen
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