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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1995
Page
9
A commentary argues that stiff penalties and mass incarceration fail to reduce crime. It highlights the American Correctional Association advocating education and rehabilitation over punishment, but notes policymakers ignore expert advice, leaving front-line workers unheard.
Ferrell Hackney, 64, of Cummings Road, enters not guilty plea to murder of Robert Harden, 62, of Indiana, shot Sept. 15 with a 12 gauge shotgun. Harden died after crash near Hackney home. Case set for pre trial Nov. 3 in Common Pleas Court. Hackney jail bound on $1 million bond.
A passerby saved Missus the 1 ½ year old black mixed breed dog from a burning pile at Price's Junk Yard on East Avenue overlooking USS Kobe Steel. The fire started about 2 30 p m and burned for about 90 minutes destroying a cinder block building worth 5 000 dollars and slightly injuring firefighter Paul McDowell who was treated at Lorain Community/St Joseph.
The murder trial of Ello Moon was paused when defense lawyer Joseph Grunda learned his father was hospitalized with heart problems. Judge Thomas Jonas postponed the case to Monday as testimony recounted a 1998 drive by shooting in which Moon and friends allegedly attacked Culbreath and others with guns.
Retired Rabbi Sidney Rackoff, once spiritual leader of Temple B'nai Abraham in Elyria, displays welded metal sculptures and paintings at Elyria Public Library West River Branch. A reception by the Friends of the Library runs Thursday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 pm, open to the public. Rackoff now lives in Cleveland Heights and began sculpting in his 60s after wartime memories and college classes inspired his art.
Former Wellington osteopath Dr. L. Stan Naramore, 50, charged with murder and attempted murder in the 1992 deaths of Chris Wilt and Ruth Leach, had his trial postponed to Jan 16 1996 in Cheyenne County District Court St Francis Kansas. Naramore was free on 300000 bond after a late 1980s Wellington practice. The autopsy later cited asphyxiation for Wilt. Leach death details remain disputed.
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