Sheffield cop fired for aiding stalker
Sheffield Police Patrolman Jerry Monagan was dismissed Oct. 2 for violating department policy and lying during an investigation. He used a police computer to search a license plate and obtain an address that aided Mark Konzelman, 36, of Vermilion, in stalking his former girlfriend.
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Jerry Monagan
Sheffield
Anderson
Monagan
Mark Konzelman
Elyria
Berkley Drive
Konzelman
Vermilion
Glenn debt plan rejected by Federal Election Commission
The FEC in-house lawyers oppose John Glenn's request to relax donor limits and allow more self funding to retire the 318 million debt from his 1984 campaign. The commission will vote next week after reviewing the advisory opinion.
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Washington
Federal Election Commission
John Glenn
Scott Moxley
Commission
Glenn
FEC
Brian McLeary
Moxley
Arthritis Foundation flood causes media mailer spree
An Ohio Arthritis Foundation office in Lorain sent 12 identical press releases about a rheumatoid arthritis support group meeting to multiple Chronicle-Telegram editors reporters and sections. Elaine Novak said the overbroad mailing was not budget driven but caused by a new employee addressing all Chronicle contacts to minimize miscommunication.
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Glenn Close
Michael Douglas
The
Arthritis Foundation
Ohio
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Elaine Novak
Chronicle
Novak
Lorain County
Steve Fogarty
Avon Lake mayor leads in campaign money race
Avon Lake mayor Vincent Urbin reports 9603 raised with 7593 left, while challenger Karl Zuber shows 7958 raised and 3767 remaining. Urbin's funds include a 5000 loan from his brother and 650 from developers and a PAC donation. Zuber relies on ticket sales for fundraisers and notes 50 from party leaders.
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Avon Lake
Vincent Urbin
Board of Elections
Lorain
Karl C. Zuber
Zuber
Urbin
Jim Gamellin
Ken Resar
Ron Schnawfer
Centurior Fund
Cleveland Electric Muminating Co
Larry Williamson
Continental Cablevision
Cynthia
Continental
James Riddell Sr
Westwind
Republican Party
Tom Smith
Democratic Party
Olmsted Township faces back pay to police under 1991 contract
The state seeks 34 months back pay plus interest from Olmsted Township Trustees for failing to honor a 1991 police contract negotiated by the OPBA. SERB proceedings followed trustees’ appeal of an August ruling, with hearings likely to confirm the officer’s contract compliance.
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Ohio Patrolmans Benevolent Association
OPBA
State Employment Relations Board
Helen Carroll
Republicans settle Healy flap in Ohio Senate race
Ohio Republicans reached a near final agreement over the unauthorized use of a top secret contributor list by Bernadine Healy’s campaign. The State Central Committee set conditions including a written apology and determining how the list left the party headquarters. The panel also decided DeWine and Watts are to be compensated and may repay 75 percent if they use the list.
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Columbus
Ohio
GOP
U.S. Senate
State Central and Executive Committee
Bernadine Healy
Robert Bennett
Healy
Bennett
Mike DeWine
Gene Watts
Galloway
Healy Campaign
James Nathanson
Kennett
DeWine
Watts
Fred Wolf
Barry Bennett
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Greg Horvats
Herb Lauffer
Bellfield Avenue
Jack Lucentini
Olmsted
Cuyahoga County
William Day
Order of Police
Joseph Coury
Coury
Joel Kurz
Boardman Kiwanis
Boardman Park
Youngstown
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