Lorain police chief disputes grand jury handling in murder case
Lorain Police Chief John Malinovsky accuses Lorain County Prosecutor Gregory White of steering a grand jury to avoid indicting Wesley Miller 28 in the aggravated murder of John Fraley 36. White says the jury saw self defense and offered two options, aggravated murder or no bill.
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John Fraley
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Ohio Shows Ups and Downs in Roller Coaster Rankings
Inside Track magazine lists top coasters in North America. Ohio dominates with two in the top five. the Beast at Kings Island is No. 1 and Magnum XL at Cedar Point is No. 4. Ohio is home to seven of the top 40 with other entries including Racer Kings Island Screechin Eagle Americana Park Blue Streak Geauga Lake Gemini Cedar Point.
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Middletown
Geauga Lake
Probe into Police Chief Griffith delayed to October
Mayor Keys says the investigation into Police Chief Rodger Griffith is not due for release until mid October. Private Investigator Edward Licht was hired in June to probe allegations that Griffith tipped off former official Jack Byam about an ongoing inquiry. A copy will go to the county prosecutor when finished.
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Michael Keys
Edward Licht
Keys
Griffith
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Safety Service
Jack Byam
Spitzer Forms Investment Firm for Dockside Cafe
Ohio businessman Alan Spitzer has formed Alan Spitzer Investments Inc to hold the liquor license for his Dockside Cafe on the Black River in Lorain. The cafe previously operated by Richard Broghe is now run by Spitzer as he campaigns for Lorain residents to vote on casino gambling tied to his proposed recreational development on the former American Ship Building property.
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Ohio
Lorain
Spitzer
Black River
Falls Falls levy to beef up the police force
Olmsted Falls voters may face a May 1991 property tax levy to add three more police officers. Mayor Robert Kennedy said current shifts have two officers and the city plans to set millage after consulting police officials, with decisions expected early next year.
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Olmsted Falls
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Autumn begins as cooler, wetter October forecast looms
North Ridgeville weather observer notes a cool and wet summer with 15.61 inches of rain since June 1, above normal. June was driest, September wettest. July and August also above normal. July 4 reached 99 degrees, a summer high, while September averaged 62.02. Sunday will feel autumn with rain and upper 50s nights. October is expected cooler and wetter.
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North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
Diederich
I 480 crackdown tightens as 27 more drivers cited
Interstate 480 speed enforcement expands from North Olmsted to the Ohio Turnpike near Streetsboro. Staff Lt. BJ Callahan says 27 drivers were ticketed Thursday, bringing total to 87 since the effort began. Patrols will rotate areas daily, funded by a federal grant.
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BJ. Callahan
District 3 State Patrol
Massallon
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