Amherst mayor clashes with council over police force size
Amherst Mayor Anthony DePaola challenged Law Director Thomas Sanborn to file mandamus action to raise the police force from 12 to a minimum of 15 officers, as council and voters previously approved. The dispute centers on who sets staffing given budget limits and ordinances.
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Sanborn
Marilyn Jacobeik
Jim Gammons
Harry Chambers
Culmer moved from intensive care to psychiatric ward
Sean Culmer 20 of New York City accused of aggravated murder for strangling Grace Austin 20 of Virginia at Oberlin College last April 24. He was moved from University Hospital ICU to a psychiatric ward after swallowing about 48 Sominex tablets. He remains in custody pending trial. competency tests ordered at Dayton Forensic Center.
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Sean Culmer
Cleveland’s
University Hospital
Culmer
New York City
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Oberlin College
James R. Willis
Common Pleas Court
Joseph E. Cirigliano
Willis
Hanna Pavilion
Cirilgiano
Dayton
Miss Austin
Chesterfield
Cleveland
Cuimer
Nord Center
Lorainite on Real People season premiere
Lorain resident Taggart known as Racquetball Millie, a 69 year old racquetball champion, will be featured in NBC Channel 3 three part season premiere of Real People airing 8 to 9 30 p m Wednesday 14 and 8 to 9 p m September 21 and 28.
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Lorain
NBC Channel 3
Ridgeville settles soccer dispute with earthen mounds
In North Ridgeville a courtroom compromise ends a trespass lawsuit over Root Road Athletic Complex soccer balls. Judge Adrian Belleski Conditioned dismissal requires three to four foot mounds along Henrietta Villoni’s property with evergreens atop, funded at nominal cost by the city and the North Ridgeville Amateur Soccer Association.
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Hispanic astronaut inspires Cleveland students during Heritage Week
Franklin Chang-Diaz, the first Hispanic astronaut, visited NASA's Lewis Research Center to address about 300 students, sharing his career path, NASA goals, and views on future spaceflight. He noted salaries are modest and emphasized long-term missions and advanced plasma rocket concepts for interplanetary travel.
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Franklin R. Chang-Diaz
NASA
Lewis Research Center
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Chang-Diaz
San Jose
Costa Rica
Lorain
Southview High School
Ray Pagan
University of Connecticut
Venezuela
Chang- Diaz
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