Lorain deputy auditor resigns after theft case
Lorain deputy auditor William O Connell quit Friday amid the fallout from former auditor Kenneth Koscho pleading guilty to stealing from the city. Auditor William Andersen said no replacement for O Connell had been chosen and that no changes were planned before the November election.
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Kenneth Koscho
William O'Connell
Koscho
William Andersen
O'Connell
Andersen
Anderson
Crash Victim In Critical Condition After Route 20 Crash
Sharon New, 21, of Adams Street, remained in critical condition at MetroHealth Medical Center after a head-on collision on Route 20 near Route 58 Friday morning. Her two-year-old daughter Kirsten was in fair condition. Bernice Clarke, 91, of Oberlin was treated at Allen Memorial Hospital.
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Adamis Street
Cleveland
Sharon New
Adams St
MetroHealth Medical Center
Kristen
Bernice Clarke
Route 20
Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
Clarke
State Highway Patrol
New
Nurses honor brave Michael Brammer with blood drive
Oberlin nurses organize a memorial blood drive in Lorain County to honor Michael Brammer who received 74 pints during 22 months of illness. The drive runs Monday and Friday 4 to 8 pm at Amherst Fire Department 414 Church St, sponsored by Lorain County Blood Bank.
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Michael Brammer
Lorain County Blood Bank
The
Amherst Fire Department
Church St
Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital
Michael
Trudie Jarven
Jarren
Rainbow
Ohio
Embargo tightens grip on Haiti amid fuel shortages
Haiti faced a sharp fuel shortage as international distributors halted deliveries under UN sanctions. Nine warships, including six U.S. vessels, patrol waters to enforce the embargo, while the Cedras regime and Aristide loyalists clash over power and distribution of stored gasoline.
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Haiti
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
United Nations
U.S. Navy
Haitian
Raoul Cedras
Aris
Shell
Texaco
Esso
Marc Bazin
Grafton to Cleveland Calls Cheaper Under Plan
Ohio Public Utilities Commission approves reduced tolls for calls between Grafton 926 exchange and Cleveland Ohio Bell exchanges. Grafton customers save about 70 percent and Cleveland users about 90 percent. Date to begin within the year still to be set. City official Shaun Kerner welcomed the measure and noted the plan shifts from extended area service to a limited, measured-rate scheme.
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Cleveland
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
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Craig A. Glazer
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Shaun Kerner
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Berea
North Royalton
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
Trinity
Victory
Ohio Bell
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Shell Oil Company
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Port au-Prince
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