German prize pumpkin destroyed after Circleville Show
In Circleville Ohio a 110 pound German grown pumpkin brought by Gunter Schmidt from Berlin faces destruction after the Pumpkin Show as U S Agriculture rules bar bringing vegetation into the United States. Officials blamed miscommunication for the plan to destroy the prize pumpkin after the festival ends Saturday.
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Circleville
Gunter Schmidt
Berlin
West Germany
Ohio City
Schmidt
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Clarence Radcliffe
Circleville Pumpkin Show Inc
North Ridgeville reads on redistricting plan for Eaton School
North Ridgeville schools plan gradual redistricting as Eaton School may close as freshman high. a special study committee will weigh the least disruptive use of all buildings. DeLuca notes enrollment shift from 70s births and 80s migration, with 1986 as likely timing to phase out the Freshman High School and rehouse ninth graders locally.
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North Ridgeville
Kenneth DeLuca
Midview
Eaton School
Eaton
DeLuca
Elyria
Allen
Ridgeville
St. Peter's School
Resistricting
Elyria Memorial to screen Halloween candy for hazards
Elyria Memorial Hospital will offer a free screening of Halloween candy and treats for dangerous objects. The event runs in the hospital’s X ray department from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Halloween night to help ensure safety for trick or treaters.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Well-known lawyers duel in Lorain County prosecutor race
Lorain County voters hear from Democrat Robert Gary and Republican Gregory White in a high profile contest. Gary cites experience and calls for broader crime and public-issue leadership, while White emphasizes a tough record on violent crime and law enforcement capacity. Both claim strong qualifications and spar with occasional jabs as the campaign centers on crime strategy and county governance.
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Elyria
Robert Gary
Lorain County
Gregory White
White
Daniel Stringer
Joseph Grunda
Bob Gary
Lorain
Gary
U.S. Department of Justice
Ohio
Organized Crime Prevention Council
Loraine
Western Reserve University
New York University
Appeals panel reviews suppression of evidence in Lorain chop shop case
A 9th District Court of Appeals panel heard arguments on Judge Cirigliano's suppression of evidence from the December 1982 River Motors raid. Prosecutor Rosenbaum contends the affidavit was altered and a search warrant unnecessary, while defense attorneys challenge officer swears and reliability of informants. The case names John, Howard, and Bernard Wilmoth and notes John Wilmoth died in a car crash last month.
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Scott Stephens
Elyria
9Th District Court of Appeals
Lorain Auto
Lorain County
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Cirigliano
River Motors
Idaho Ave
John
Howard
Bernard Wilmoth
Rosenbaum
Daniel Wightman
Stephen Walker
The
Wilmoths
Wightman
US Supreme Court
Walker
Cirigliano
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