Save-salmon group stops at Oberlin College
A 25-foot fiberglass salmon sculpture at Wilder Hall marks the Oberlin College visit by Save Our Wild Salmon to spotlight the Snake River salmon crisis. The event, co sponsored by Ohio Public Interest Research Group, urged postcard signings for dam removals.
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Wilder Hall
Oberlin College
Save Our Wild Salmon
Snake River
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Ohio Public
Terest
Bert Morrison
Morrison
Bellingham, Wash
Save Our
Murder indictment in South Amherst bar slaying
Gindy Lesse reports a South Amherst man, Charles H. Weaver, 61, was indicted on murder and aggravated murder charges for the killing of William B. Connor outside Wiley's Lounge. Weaver faces life with no parole for aggravated murder or 15 years to life for murder, with additional charges for possession of criminal tools. A taped confession followed the shooting after a closing-time dispute, with a witness from the bar identifying the weapon.
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Elyria
South Amherst
Charles H. Weaver
East Main Street
Lorain County
Weaver
Greg White
White
William B. Connor
Idaho Avenue
Lorain
Wiley’s
Tim Mahar
Connor
Mahar
Charlie Weaver
Sheriff’s Department
Ohio closes two routes for railroad and sewer work
Drivers facing detours as Ohio Department of Transportation closes state Route 301 between routes 18 and 303 Monday through Friday for a railroad crossing rebuild. Traffic is rerouted via 18 83 and 303 adding eight miles. Route 83 between Interstate 90 and Route 6 also closed for sewer work with detour via I 90 611 301 and 6 adding seven miles. Reopening is set for Oct 18.
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Ohio Department, of. Transportation
Reward Offered in Elyria Slaying Case
Elyria Police Department and Crime Stoppers seek information on Sam Jordan’s April 1 Chestnut Manor death. Up to 2000 dollars reward for tips leading to arrest and conviction. Call Crime Stoppers at 216 252 7463 or Detective Tom Brezina at 440 322 1926.
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Elyria
Sam Jordan
Jordan
Chestnut Manor
Tom Brezina
Suspicious Vacant House Fire in Lorain Injures Two
Two Lorain firefighters were injured Monday night when they fell through a hole in the first floor of a burning vacant home at 212 East 28th Street. Firefighters Szabo and Kieswetter were on scene as crews battled the blaze that originated in the basement and spread to the second floor causing about 20000 dollars in damage. The owner is unknown and the cause is listed as suspicious.
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Lorain
East 28Th Street
Hupp
E. 28Th Street
Hepp
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