Culmer trial postponed after suicide attempt and hospital transfer
Sean Culmer, a former Oberlin College student charged with aggravated murder for the strangling of Grace Austin, has deferred his trial as he remains in fair condition after swallowing many sleeping pills. A psychiatrist letter prompted the judge to order observation in intensive care until at least Tuesday. If convicted, Culmer faces life in prison. His mental competency was restored July 1 and he will be returned to Hanna Pavilion for further treatment and evaluation after discharge.
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Elyria
Sean Culmer
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Alien Memorial Hospital
Hanna Pavilion
Culmer
Cirigliano
Willis
Kucinich Returns to Cleveland City Council Tonight
The article recalls Dennis Kucinich’s battle history in Cleveland politics from the 1970s including clashes with Council President George Forbes and vetoes. It notes his return to a council meeting after nearly four years, his sharp rhetoric, and expectations of a still combative but slightly mellowed presence.
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Dennis Kucinich
Council Chamber
Cleveland City Hall
Kuccinich
Council
George Forbes
Kucinich
Forbes
Muny Court
Kueinich
Gary
Dennis
Kardiec Kids Hold Narrow Win in Pontiac Clash
In Pontiac Michigan the Kardiec Kids survive a late push to secure a 31 Stories in Sports win, finishing strong as the clock winds down.
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Pontiac
Mich
School bus car collision injures two
A North Ridgeville school bus and a car collided at Routes 82 and 83 sending two people to area hospitals with minor injuries. The car driver Roberta Cooper and her 13 year old daughter Vicki were treated for head and neck pain. The bus carrying students to Freshman High School sustained only minor damage.
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Eaton Township
North Ridgeville
Roberta Cooper
Vicki
Lear Nagle Road
St. John and
West Shore Hospital
Beverly Vancic
E. Royalton Road
Grafton
Wes Dreger
Abe North
Oklahoma firm proposes 57.6 million advanced steel bar mill for Cleveland
Tubular Corp of America plans a highly automated steel bar mill near downtown Cleveland on the Cuyahoga River refurbishing Republic Steel’s old wire mill. The $57.6 million project aims to create up to 400 jobs with a $7.5 million Urban Development Action Grant and could start production in 1985 pending federal approval.
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Cleveland
Oklahoma
Crain
Cleveland Business Reports
The
Weekly Business Magazine
Tubular Corp. of America
Muskogee
Okla
Republic Steel Corp
Near West Side
Cuyahoga River
George Hoffmeister
Tubular
Weather Summary Forecast With Clearing Skies Tonight
Outside forty percent chance of showers early tonight then clearing. Low 43 rising to 34. Winds northerly 18 to 15 mph. Pollen count 14. Details on Page A-3.
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