Suspect Steals Trooper’s Car in Ohio
Ohio trooper Walter Davis stopped Michael Smith 21 at 2:30 a.m. for suspected driving while intoxicated. Smith allegedly freed himself from the seat belt, fled in the cruiser on Furnace Street, struck another car, fled on foot, and was later arrested at his home still handcuffed.
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Haunted mill opens in Vermilion for eighth year
Friends of Harbour Town revive the haunted grain mill on Mill Street for weekends 7 to 11 p.m. through Oct 31, featuring Dracula and an ice cold vampire drink at the refreshment stand. proceeds fund community projects. A Columbia High School Band instrument sale Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the band room offers 10 percent commission to the seller.
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Cancer in Young Adults Surpasses Other Causes
Cancer remains the leading fatal disease for ages 15 to 34 with breast uterus and testicular cancers among the top five forms. Accidents outrank cancer for young women, while men face higher death rates from accidents self harm and homicide. Early diagnosis through self exams and Pap tests is crucial for self-curable cases.
SAC raps health care with AMA president
Lorain County's Senior Action Coalition joined groups from Chicago and Cleveland to meet AMA President Dr. William Y. Rial at the Marriott Inn in Cleveland. The discussion focused on senior citizen health care, Medicare and Medicaid access, physician acceptance, financial delays, and AMA support for NPA led health care proposals.
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Senior Action Coalition
Chicago
Cleveland
American Medical Association
Lorain
AMA
Rial
NPA
SAC
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