Deaths Elsewhere Herbert Stempel dies at 93 in New York
Herbert Stempel, a whistleblower in the 1950s TV quiz show scandal, died at 93 in a New York nursing home on April 7. He confessed to rigging Twenty-One with Charles Van Doren, leading to congressional hearings, a ban on rigged shows, and later portrayals in Quiz Show. Stempel’s life included a Queens home, two marriages, and work as a teacher and public employee.
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Officer escapes unharmed as bullet hits helmet in Ohio protests
In Columbus and Cincinnati during third day of Ohio protests over George Floyd, a police officer's helmet was struck by a bullet but he remained uninjured and placed on administrative leave. 110 arrests were reported for curfew violations, arson, riot and assault on officers as curfew hours were extended citywide. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost seeks a full 6th Circuit hearing on death penalty for a man deemed intellectually disabled after prior court rulings.
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Rounds set in Hill death case. Ohio man to fate appeal
The War ren Tribune Chronicle reports the 6th Circuit ruled May 20 that executing Danny Lee Hill would be unconstitutional, after the Supreme Court ordered a rehearing. Hill, 53, was sentenced to death in 1985 for the 198? killing of 12-year-old Boy Scout Raymond Fife in Trumbull County. co defendant Timothy Combs died in prison in 2018. In Athens, Ohio University student Saxon Angell Perez, 22, pled guilty to felonies tied to hazing and drug charges in the 2018 death of Collin Wiant, receiving non reporting probation and a diversion program.
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Drive-in graduation caps a hard year in Highland
The Highland graduation honored the class of 2020 with a drive-in ceremony and fireworks after a challenging year. Senior Emily Hadler praised seniors for remaining upbeat amid cancellations and thanked Knapp and the administration for creating a special sendoff. She noted future stories from this unique class.
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Stolen firearm and multiple incidents reported in Rittman blotter
Rittman police logged a May 18 theft of a 9mm pistol from an unlocked vehicle valued at 200 dollars with no suspects. Other entries include an OVI arrest after a sleeping driver, damage to a front door, an overdose revived by EMS, a disputed ex relationship with no charges, domestic disputes and warnings, a mental health evaluation, threats to kill, and underage drinking at a large party. Additional notes show a May 18 traffic stop with a K-9 assist and marijuana and receiving stolen property charges for two men, with a wallet recovered.
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