Dayton Cops Probe Shooting After Robbery Killings
Dayton police say Magnus R. Taylor 18 was killed after an armed robbery early Monday. Tiayan R. Brown 25 fired from an upstairs apartment, aiding in the incident but authorities found no return fire. Brown released without charges. detectives seek others involved.
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Lorain County Community Action Agency
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Amherst man jailed six months in 12 year old cyclist death
Jonathan Darnell Williams 44 of West Street was sentenced to six months in county jail with work release after pleading guilty to vehicular homicide and failing to stop in the Aug 28 2002 death of 12 year old Miranda Ward in Elyria. Family members cried as Ward would have turned 14 on Monday.
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Amherst
Jonathan Darnell Williams
West Street
Williams
Miranda Ward
Miranda
Michelle Ward
Ohio grower bets on record pumpkin at Barnesville festival
Winston Wyckoff II of Wayne County hopes his 1200 pound pumpkin will become Ohio’s largest ever, beating 1140 pounds set in 2000. He covers the fruit against rain and cold, plans to haul it to Barnesville for the festival, and notes the eight generation family farm spans Canaan Chester and Congress townships. Wyckoff has won Barnesville two years running with pumpkins of 797.5 and 844 pounds respectively.
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Winston Wyckoff II
Ohio
Wyckoff
Wayne County
Barnesville
Belmont County
Dave Stelts
Leetonia
Canaan
Chester
Congress
New York
Winston Wyckoff
Weoeter
Court okays concealed weapons ban and right to own guns
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that residents may own guns while the Legislature may bar concealment. The decision leaves the 1859 ban in place, spurring a partisan split as House and Senate versions diverge with no reconciled plan. State Sen. Jeffry Armbruster warned lawmakers may delay action.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Traficant Ends Oval Office Bid From Prison
Former Ohio congressman James A. Traficant Jr ends his presidential exploratory campaign from behind bars. The group announced the two month effort folded after failing to raise the $100,000 needed for federal matching funds.
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Cleveland
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James A. Traficant Jr
Oval Office
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REP's finances, future up in air
In Lorain REP faces an uncertain future after a major explosion and ongoing layoffs. United Steelworkers Local 1104 president Dash Sokol reports workers suffer emotional strain as claims of calls back for 500 workers clash with later reversals. Management meets in New York with financiers to secure backing to restart blast furnace No. 4.
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Republic
Dash Sokol
United Steelworkers
Sokol
REP
New York
Defense secretary says nation can afford anti-terror price tag
Defense secretary tells Congress the country can fund an $87 billion price to battle terrorism. County waste agency seeks to cut blue bag funding to fund new programs as part of a broader recycling revamp. Local and State sections cover the developments.
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Congress
Do-not-call list held in limbo by federal ruling
A federal judge ruled the FTC overstepped authority in creating a national do-not-call list. The decision delays implementation, with the FTC planning an appeal. About 50 million numbers are on the list, and violators face fines up to 11,000 dollars per call. Public and officials support the measure.
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US District Court
Lee West
Oklahoma
Federal Trade Commission
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