Ohio governor to get prison crowding plan this year
Ohio officials unveil a series of recommendations to ease prison overcapacity. The plan includes removing misdemeanants from state facilities, a sentence review panel, and funding to expand local jails. By 1995 projected inmate count reaches 30,229 with capacity at 21,391.
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Interim retardation chief seeks to heal wounds
Dr. David Jackson, interim director of the Department of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, reinstated a suspended worker and pledged to restore public trust. He rescinded prior discipline, met with professionals and parents in Cleveland and Cincinnati, and urged early problem reporting and whistleblower protection. He aims to involve community boards in selecting new group homes.
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Salvadoran refugee Gloria Guevara speaks at Oberlin on El Salvador crisis
Gloria Guevara told Oberlin listeners she fled El Salvador in 1980, crossing into the United States at midnight through a tunnel. She described death squads, U.S. military aid, and government repression under President Duarte, calling for peace and justice as part of the Salvadoran Caravan. She fears deportation but remains committed to speaking out for her countrymen and women, including refugees traveling from California to Washington, D.C.
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el Salvador
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Red Cross seeks public housing for AIDS victims in Cleveland
Cleveland officials and Red Cross leaders discuss housing homeless AIDS victims in public housing developments. Health Commissioner Richardson cites infection risks in shelters. task force to review options with hospitals, gay groups and CMHA. Only two AIDS cases required emergency housing in four years.
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Sandusky man charged with aggravated vehicular homicide
Joseph Cogar 23, of 204 Portland Ave., released on recognizance to appear in Erie County Court in Milan after a Route 6 crash near Route 269 that killed 45 year old Alice Kurt and injured three others. The Kurt family members, Richard 48, Kimberly 19, and Edward 20, were treated at local hospitals. Cogar was eastbound when he lost control and collided head on with the westbound car, then both vehicles left the roadway.
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