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Man bound in rope, bleeding from the head
The victim may have done this to himself.
By Colleen O’Neill, Newsradio WTAM 1100
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
(Painesville Township)- A 29-year-old Mentor-on-the-Lake man who was found bleeding and with his hands and neck bound with a rope may have done it to himself.
The man said he was attacked by someone, but Lake County Sheriff Dan Dunlap says his story isn’t adding up.
The man was last seen by his family Sunday afternoon when he left on an errand. Dunlap says the man apparently spent time in places other then where he told his family he would be.
In fact, Dunlap says the guy tried to use a credit card at a strip club in Cleveland in the early morning hours.

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… This is a milestone in the history of our community,” said the Rev. Alfred Carroll.Turner urged students to stay in school.“Keep your seat in the classroom,” he said. “To do that, you honor Martin Luther King Jr. He was all about education.”A collection for Haiti earthquake victims raised $300. The Rev. DeWitt Hill, pastor of First Trinity Church of God in Christ in Pine Bluff, will present the funds to Haiti pastors. He has been working with Haitian churches for about 40 years.Hill will lead a missions group scheduled to leave for Haiti on Jan. 28.News photos and videos of Haitian victims depict their suffering, said Carroll.
“These folks need our help,” he said. “These folks need our understanding. These folks need our compassion.”
Winning the parade banner contest was Greenville Gentlemans Club, with its theme of “Building Our Community One Gentleman at a Time.”

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But, as an E! Online report points out, Sheen’s trouble with his leading ladies is nothing new. To make its point, E! Online detailed a list of his noteworthy incidents with women. Among them: In 1990, Sheen accidentally shot his then-fiancee Kelly Preston in the arm (no surprise — they broke off the engagement). Five years later, while married to model Donna Pool, Sheen was sued by a student who claims he struck her in the head after she said no to sex. A couple of years after that, Sheen pled no contest to battery charges brought by his ex, model-actress Brittany Ashland (she claimed he threw her onto a kitchen floor and split her lip). Then, in 2005, Denise Richard famously filed for divorce from Sheen while she was pregnant with their second child. Among the “inappropriate behavior” she accused him of: dalliances with prostitutes, gambling problems and drug and alcohol problems. Sheen denied the claims, calling them “laughable and inane.”

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Police arrested a 41-year-old Akron man who allegedly robbed a woman early this morning in the parking lot of a local strip club.
Police located Kenneth Johnson of Inman Street in the 1000 block of Nadia Court after receiving a call that a 58-year-old woman was being robbed in the parking lot of the Platinum Horse Cabaret, 1027 E. Waterloo Road.
The victim told police Johnson came at her from behind shortly after midnight and knocked her down in an attempt to get her purse and car keys.
Johnson allegedly took the victim’s cell phone, which officers found in his pocket when he was arrested, police said.
Johnson was charged with robbery.

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Judge Jean Murrell Capers talks of Christmases past and her worries about Cleveland’s present: Phillip Morris
December 25, 2009, 12:22AM
Judge Jean Murrell Capers was sipping on a cup of hot water and filling out the last of her Christmas cards Thursday morning, when I slid into the diner seat beside her.
“It’s kinda late for that isn’t?” I said, eyeballing the sausage and piece of toast left sitting on her plate. It’s probably criminal, but I sometimes “share” her food when she’s distracted.
“No. It’s not too late since I’m hand-delivering them to the people that work in this restaurant,” she said. She then shot me a glance that seemed to say, “Why don’t you try staying out of adult business, young man?”
Judge Capers is probably the greatest living Clevelander I’ve met. She’s a walking encyclopedia. Her grasp of contemporary events is remarkably studied. And, what I love the most, she’s just downright feisty at 96-years-old.

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Most of the play then takes place across the next eight years, as we watch Munson’s practice—devoted to healing the sexual dysfunctions of married couples—grow, to the point that he and Novak, now married after an affair and his subsequent divorce, become national celebrities. Then a court case brought by Dial exposes exactly what goes on in Munson’s office, leading to a large financial settlement and severe modification of his hands-on techniques. Success rates drop, Munson eventually pursues a younger research assistant, and the couple divorces. Novak ends alone, personally unfulfilled and convinced that their research is forgotten.
Leaf covers much of the relationship between Munson and Novak in a running omniscient narration delivered by the latter. It’s a clumsy and distancing device that prevents both characters from accreting. More interesting are Dial, a former prostitute married to her former pimp, and June Baker, another sexual surrogate. What motivates them to accept such employment and how they deal with its consequences are fascinating subjects insufficiently explored. Leaf also tries to dramatize the effects on Munson and Novak of their research—Novak shoots more than 7,000 films of over 270 couples having sex—but the results seem more willed than organic.

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8:13:59 PM: After getting out-rebounded 16-10 (3 offensive to 1) in 1st Q, the Wizards beat OKC 12-3 (6 off. to 0) on glass in 2nd Q.
8:16:49 PM: BTW, all the gossip rags want to talk about Gil & his fiancée … she’s been at the last 3 home games, at least.8:30:25 PM: Despite his phone book mitts, you gotta like how Haywood always keeps the ball high & both hands on it when getting offensive boards.
8:33:11 PM: @BulletsForver makes me realize that Caron Butler has only attempted 4 shots, making 1. He has 3 rebs, 2 asts., 3 stls.
8:36:36 PM: Wizards up 66-62 on Thunder with 6:08 left in 3rd. Brendan Haywood has 8 rebounds, 7 of those are offensive.
8:41:02 PM: Poor Flip Saunders. I feel like he’s losing hair and gaining a limp … and it ain’t a pimp walk, his team is 10-19.

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Lebron James and Mo Williams Help Cleveland Stomp Phoenix Suns. Next Up: Oklahoma City on Wednesday
Tue., Dec. 22 2009 @ 7:35AM
oenix Suns fans apparently weren’t too keen on Shaquille O’Neal’s return to the Valley last night, as the one-time Big Shaqtus received plenty of boos when the Cleveland Cavaliers’ starting lineup was announced on Monday evening at U.S. Airways Center
But while the 7-foot-1 center rightfully earned such derision after his two seasons in a purple-and-orange uniform, he was hardly the villain in last night’s 109-91 pasting by the Cavs. That particular dishonor was earned by LeBron James and Mo Williams, whose combined efforts helped pimp-slap the Suns into submission.
In all honesty, the Phoenix faithful shoulda saved their boos for Steve Nash, Channing Frye, Amar’e Stoudemire, and a few other Suns starters, whose offensive impotency during the fourth quarter allowed Cleveland to go on a 15-0 scoring streak to run away with the game. Speaking of streaks, the defeat ended the Suns’ glorious stretch of 19 straight wins on their home court, which extended back to last March (when, ironically enough, they last lost to the Cavaliers).

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As McKinley is devoted to his delicate wife, Ida, protecting her from scrutiny during her epileptic seizures, Hyde is devoted to Motka, the Russian prostitute he hopes to rescue and marry. Czolgosz is consumed with his objective of shooting the president and has convinced himself that it is ”Red Emma” Goldman’s desire that he do so; he had met the famous radical in Cleveland and fantasizes that he is her confederate. The authorities, in fact, are desperate to tie Czolgosz to Goldman.
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Say the Word, the second novel for young adults by Strongsville author Jeannine Garsee, is the story of a 16-year-old girl at the center of a domestic firestorm.
Shawna Gallagher, a well-off Cleveland doctor’s daughter, has been getting along well enough since her mother left the family for another woman when Shawna was 7. Shawna is resentful and confused, but it’s not common knowledge that her mother is gay, and she moved to New York anyway, so life goes on.
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Like so many, Christian was floored when he learned of the earthquake and that the school was in ruins. “Yeah I thought maybe the kid I wrote to, maybe he had been inside there.”
Christian was among those collecting donations at the door of the gym, parent Annette Pisco came prepared, her check already made out. “When we hear this it just could be our sons down there doing missionary work.”
St. Edward Director of Service and Justice Learning Patrick Chrosniak spent July visiting the school. He saw the good the school did for the poor but he wondered allowed to the head of the school about those that weren’t so lucky to get in.
“I said, ‘What happens if a student can’t afford or can’t stay at the school?” asked Chrosniak. “And he said, ‘If they leave the girls usually become prostitutes and the guys usually become dopeheads.’”

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