Nordson executive may buy the AMPAK division
Nordson Corp executive James R. Appleby Jr resigns as chief financial officer and may be a potential buyer of the AMPAK division in Anderson South Carolina. Nordson spokesman N I Satz says there is no agreement yet and any sale would follow after the 12th. The AMPAK unit makes packaging machinery for non food and drug items and Nordson aims to complete divestitures within a year to fund growth.
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Man charged in exorcism tied killings in Cleveland
Cleveland police say 26 year old Donnell Parker who claimed to exorcise devils is charged with two counts of aggravated serious case and one count of attempted aggravated serious case in the deaths of 2 year old Kashan na Davis and 8 year old Myria and the torture of 4 year old Natalia. Natalia remains in critical condition. Parker’s partner Linda Davis described an 18 hour ordeal with hot water baptism and demon talk. Parker underwent surgery for a self inflicted injury and is in fair condition. His court appearance was not expected today. Burglarized apartment reported two days after the incidents.
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Cleveland Municipal Court
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Cleveland Psychiatric Institute
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Sheila Crane
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Citizens Advisory Board
FOP to sue Lorain over Horvath legal fees repayment
The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 plans to sue Lorain if the city does not reimburse patrolman John Horvath for legal fees after he was indicted in the 1983 fatal crash. Horvath was found innocent by a May jury. the City Council committee had rejected a $7,125 reimbursement request, prompting union lawyers to be contacted.
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Edmond Skimin
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Ross Frankel
Skimin
Kokindas get separate trials in prostitution case
James J. Kokinda and his son James N. Kokinda were granted separate trials by Judge Dave Crawford in Lorain County Common Pleas Court. Both waived jury trials, with James J. to begin within days and James N. later this month. Police raided the Kokindas’ Lorain tavern Feb. 3 amid reports of prostitution and sex acts for money.
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Franklin County Common Pleas
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Picket Signs Gone From Kroger Stores Across Northeast Ohio
In Cleveland area Kroger stores the meat cutters strike ends as a new contract approved by Local 380 of the United Food and Commercial Workers union takes effect. About 250 meat cutters who began striking Sept 11 at 15 Kroger outlets will return to work under terms guaranteeing store openings for at least one year.
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