Feds seek Demjanjuk removal despite Supreme Court ruling
The government will press to revoke John Demjanjuk’s U.S. citizenship despite the Supreme Court upholding a finding of DOJ misconduct in the earlier case. Justice officials seek reaffirmation of a 1981 revocation over alleged past Nazi collaboration, while Demjanjuk resides in Seven Hills, Ohio.
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John Demjanjuk
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Supreme Court
Justice Department
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Demjanjuk
U.S
Cleveland
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High Court
Israel
Computer scores on card theft
Lorain store Hooked on Cards reported $2600 in basketball trading cards stolen after a break in on East Erie Avenue. A Lorain man and an 17-year-old were arrested in Fairview Park while attempting to sell the cards to B&B Sports Cards after Huff posted the list on Sportsnet. Police consider charges for the break-in and theft of Shaquille ONeal Bird Earvin Johnson and Michael Jordan cards.
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Lorain
Thomas Huff
Hooked On
East Erie Avenue
Sportsnet
Fairview Park
B&b Sports Cards
Bob Punty
Huff
Punty
John Carter
Lakeside Ave
Andy Haramia
Erie Ave
Shaquille O’neal
Larry Bird
Earvin
Magic) Johnson
Michael Jordan
Avon police chief seeks pay raises for team
Avon council hears proposals to raise the pay of Police Chief John Vilagi three sergeants and 10 part time officers and dispatchers. Vilagi notes Avon and SheField Lake chiefs are lowest paid in Lorain County with county chiefs averaging 48000. Proposals include boosting Vilagi from 38188 to 41000 retroactive to July 1 and potential rise to 42640 next year. Sergeants would gain 2.5 percent to 1588 hourly plus retroactive June 19. Part timers from 10 to 11 per hour. Dispatchers from 724 to 10. Retroactive start June 19 with a small January increase possible.
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Avon
Order of Police
John Vilagi
Vilagi
Elyria firefighter test shows candidates in agility drill
Candidates for firefighter positions in Elyria faced a Civil Service test Monday afternoon. Lt. Tom Pileski assists Leticia Moll, 29, with gear as she completes the agility portion. David Kallas, 25, simulates chopping through a roof with a 10 pound sledge. Robert Atkinson breathes oxygen after the exertion.
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Elyria
Tom Pileski
Leticia Moll
Civil Service
David Kallas
Robert Atkinson
Elyria to Plant Up to 300 Trees With Grant Aid
Elyria plans a tree planting program next year totaling up to 300 trees on residential tree lawns and downtown streets. Small contractors with 100 or fewer employees will plant, with costs split between the city and a grant totaling up to 15 625 dollars. The program is funded by a U S Small Business Administration grant shared with 33 other Ohio cities.
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Elyria
State Department of Natural Resources
David Woodruff
Woodruff
Maust
U.S . Small Business Administration
Ohio
Petition Drives to Remove Local Official Overby
About 180 residents signed a petition urging Overby to keep both councilman and auxiliary force posts. Some council members fear a conflict of interest due to his police ties and may try to vote him out after he abstains on police issues. Overby has taken a leave of absence and awaits a council hearing on potential removal.
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Overby
1St Ward
Roseanne Johnson
Russ Friedrich
Police Department
Whaley
Larry Overby
Architect Landig wins fire station design pact
Ronald Landig won the contract to design BLYRIA’s fire station at State Route 57 and Bell Avenue despite a higher bid. City Council voted 8-3 to award to RWL Architects over Vandisk Pace West lake & Partners of Cleveland after reevaluation showed Landig’s scope was greater.
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Ronald Landig
State Route 57
Bell Avenue
Cleveland
RWL Architects
Vandisk Pace Westlake & Partners
Landig
Michael Keys
Vandijk’s
William Grace
Garry Gibbs
R Rd Ward
Eric Rothgery
Gibbs
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