Eyewitnesses say Wright not in distress in Ohio search
Wellington Police Chief Steve Rollins said findings show Gwen Wright is alive and alone, not abducted, after witnesses near West Union identified a woman as Gwen with an alternate name. Her current whereabouts remain unknown, with Dwayne Wright unreachable for comment and no jurisdiction for the case.
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Wellington police report on missing Gwen Wright case
Police investigation in West Union Ohio area found Gwen Wright not abducted and in distress. Witnesses say she told them she is Gwen Wright and later false identified as Jenny May from Decatur Illinois at a motel. She abandoned her car at a Peebles dealership with her purse left behind.
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West Union
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Blakes Pharmacy
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Decanter
Illinois
Bob Malcom
Peebles
Avon officer in critical condition after motorcycle crash
Avon police officer Pete Soto remained in critical condition after orthopedic surgery at MetroHealth Medical Center following a Tuesday motorcycle crash on Rt 83 when a pickup pulled into his path. The family thanked the blue line and community as Avon Lake police continued the investigation.
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Sutton Ganley clash at Lorain candidates forum
Congresswoman Betty Sutton D Copley Township and Republican challenger Tom Ganley debated at the Coalition for Hispanic Latino Issues and Progress forum in Lorain at St. Joseph Community Center. Polls show Sutton leading Ganley 43 to 41. Sutton backs Iraq withdrawal and tax cut expiration for top earners. Ganley cites 150 prime federal programs needing reform.
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Tax cuts clash over deficits and small business relief
Sutton argues against adding 70 billion to the deficit by protecting the rich while Ganley urges tax cuts to stop harming small businesses. Ganley cites 42 years in the car dealership field and backs a 20 percent tax cut for small businesses. Sutton highlights trade issues and the cash for clunkers program.
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Amherst teen charged in Marion L. Steele bomb threat case
Amherst police accuse a 17 year old Marion L. Steele High student of inducing panic and making false alarms after a Friday bomb scare that evacuated nearly 1500 students. The teen was booked at the Amherst station and transferred to Lorain County Detention Home as investigators pursued statements from peers.
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Lorain County
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Kucirek
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Mike Gillam
Federal judge: Evidence from Starnes search admissible
A federal judge ruled evidence from a July 22 search of Robert Starnes Jr. in Sheffield Lake and his SUV is admissible. Prosecutors plan to use a pellet gun tied to at least one of three robberies. Parole officials initiated the raid. FBI obtained consent from Kimberly Starnes, who is charged with related offenses.
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Chase Bank
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