Alcohol and auto crash toll deepens crime link
Lorain man Larry J. Duncan 35 registered a blood alcohol level of 0.156 after a Sunday two car crash that killed his wife and two children. Pamela K. Robertson faces four counts of aggravated vehicular homicide and related charges with a blood alcohol level nearly identical to Duncan’s. A fund is set up for the Duncan family.
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Lorain
Larry J. Duncan
West Sixth Street
Pamela K. Robertson
Amherst Man Arrested for Seventh DWI While Awaiting Trial
Amherst resident Rodney Bowling, awaiting felony trial for a drunk driving death, was arrested in Wilmington on October 5 for seventh DWI and related charges. State patrol records show multiple prior incidents, including crashes injuring others. one hit a 3-year-old in 1968.
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Amherst
Death
Rodney Bowling
Wilmington
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Bowling
Donna Phillips
Reagan campaigned in Bowling Green for Bush Quayle ticket
President Reagan drew about 15,000 to the Wood County Court House lawn to frame the November election as a referendum on liberalism. He touted job growth and a 4.4 percent unemployment low while denouncing liberal policies, urging support for Bush Quayle and defending crime and foreign policy stances.
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Bowling Green
Reagan
Bush- Quayle
Wood County Court House
George Bush
Bush-Quayle
Dukakis Seen Winning Ohio, Dukakis Campaign Aims
Ohio Democrats say Michael Dukakis will win the state as voters shift from pageantry to issues. Attorney General Celebrezze Jr. noted Reagan’s crowds in Columbus Bowling Green and Cincinnati while predicting Dukakis will prevail by stressing jobs education and health care. He argued Reagan’s appeal won’t transfer and that Dukakis is tapping economic concerns in the final weeks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael Dukakis
Anthony Celebrezze Jr
Reagan
Bowling Green
Cincinnati
George Bush
Ohio State University
Celebrezze
Dukakis
Bush
Boston Harbor
America
Massachusetts
Greater Cleveland sees rise in small businesses
Greater Cleveland added over 1,200 new small firms last year, employing about 6,200. The COSE entrepreneurship conference, Oct 28-29 at Middleburg Heights, aims to help growth and startup ventures with topics from business plans to franchising and retirement planning. Approximately half the speakers are entrepreneurs, with many delivering counseling sessions.
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Cleveland
Rick Iacoboni
Greater Cleveland
Nlacoboni
Greater
The
Growth Association
Council of
COSE
Ernst & Whitney
Richard T. Baker
Middleburg Heights
Iacoboni
Avon Lake councilman indicted on nine theft counts
Lorain County grand jury indicted Avon Lake City Councilman Leland W. Lapp, 38, of 130 Ashwood, on nine felony theft counts. He will be arraigned November 1 in Lorain County Common Pleas Court and is free on bond. The charges allege thefts totaling nearly $19,000 from fraudulent insurance premiums while at Raymond Blakeslee & Sons Insurance Agency in Avon Lake, spanning nine incidents from July 1986 to last month, with amounts between $350 and $4,667. Lapp, a 1969 Avon Lake High School graduate, won a council-at-large seat in November 1987 with 2,083 votes.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Avon Lake City
Leland W. Lapp
Lapp
Ashwood
Avon Lake High School
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Kitty Dukakis
Dukakis-Bentsen
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U.S
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Janine Exner
Jesse Jackson
Mike Harlbot
Middletown
Kevin Bentson
Canton
Ronnie
St. John Arena
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Ron
Amy Richards
Jacobonn
Lee Lacocca
U.S. Trade
Dodgers
A. Lake
Raymond Blakeslee & Sons Insurance Agency
Avon Lake
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