Stench of death lingers as Cleveland killer case widens
Neighbors report a stronger odor around the home of Anthony Sowell as police search the adjacent property for more bodies. FBI aid and thermal imaging may assist locating buried remains. Eleven women have been found dead in Sowell’s home or yard. all victims are black and most were strangled.
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Woman mauled by chimp talks to Oprah
Connecticut woman Charla Nash, severely mauled by a 200 pound chimp, tells Oprah Winfrey she is blind and eats through a straw but remains largely unbitter. Nash recalls warning owner Sandra Herold that the primate was dangerous as police killed the animal after the Feb. attack. Nash is hospitalized in stable condition at the Cleveland Clinic and seeks healing without dwelling on the past.
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Ohio Governor Strickland's Poll Sheds Support Tie
A Quinnipiac poll of 1,123 Ohio voters taken November 5 to 9 finds Gov Ted Strickland with 45 percent approval and 43 percent disapproval, tying him with Republican challenger John Kasich at 40 percent in a potential election. Margin of error is 2.9 points.
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Chalet Toboggan Chutes Open In Strongsville This Winter
Winter thrills begin November 27 at Cleveland Metroparks Chalet Toboggan Chutes in the Chalet Recreation Area Strongsville. Two 700 foot refrigerated ice chutes drop 70 feet offering daily weekday and weekend sessions with set hours and $8 adult $6 child admissions.
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Thunder Hill Publishing aims to share Firelands heritage in new magazine
Eric Ebinger spoke to New London Rotarians about Thunder Hill Publishing based at 15 N Main St New London. He will publish Our Firelands monthly free to all Huron County households with a nostalgic kitchen-table tone and invites submissions. First issue Christmas week. Contact 419 929 8930 or eric thunderhill publishing com.
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