Man saved from fiery car wreck after crash with tractor-trailer
Mike Riccardi 31 of Vermilion and two women pulled a man from a Ford Taurus that burst into flames after a Sunday evening collision at Route 57 and I 90 west on ramp. A firefighter covered the victim as emergency crews arrived.
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Bank Robberies Continue Hitting Lorain County
FBI reports four of twelve Lorain County bank robbers remain at large after a series of heists this year. One suspect wore a dress during a Saturday robbery. Spokesman Scott Wilson notes no new updates as cases continue, with 2010 robberies rising sharply from 2009.
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Man Critical After Motorcycle Crash In Front Of Home
Lorain police report a Lorain man identified as Richard Perez was riding west on the Packard Drive 2500 block Sunday at 4 04 pm when he lost control and crashed near the curb. He sustained severe head injuries and was flown to Cleveland MetroHealth Medical Center in critical condition. The crash is under investigation.
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Daniel Reinhardt
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Ohio girl found alive as others remain missing
A 13 year old girl missing for days was found bound and gagged but alive in a basement in Mount Vernon. Authorities arrested 30 year old Matthew J. Hoffman at his home and expect him to aid in locating the mother, brother, and a second woman who disappeared with her. The girl was hospitalized in good condition, with officials not detailing any abuse or evidence.
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Matthew Hoffman
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Women face higher heart risks from job stress in large study
The Women's Health Study involving 17,415 participants found that employed women with high job strain had increased chances of heart attack, stroke, or clogged arteries. Experts note women often lack job control, linking stress to cardiovascular risk and echoing concerns in a weak economy.
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Suzanne Steinbaum
Lenox Hill Hospital
New York
Steinbaum
Michelle Albert
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston
American Heart Association
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