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Can the resurrected slaves breathe life back into the Fletcher farm? Having brought the slaves back from graves that his father sent them, can Billy be the kind master his father wasn’t? Is keeping the farm worth denying the men the freedom they earned with death?
Billy’s conscience holds the key to those mysteries, but not the biggest one: what does Abraham really want from the former slave owner’s son?
Schwamberger also recently published “Two Men, a Rat, and a Lady.” Steve and Marc are two men with nothing much going on in their lives. They work little, live in a rat-infested apartment, sponge off the government and enjoy the simple things in life: booze, cigarettes and women. It’s on one lonely night they decide to take their wasted lifestyle to the next level … by calling Miss Jena’s Escort Service.

See the full article from “Hudson Hub-Times”

Dimora’s lawyers had argued in favor of restricting dissemination of the evidence in their client’s racketeering trial. Attorney William Whitaker said blocking the recordings and transcripts was most important to preserving Dimora’s rights to a fair trial on the additional corruption charges. That trial is scheduled for Oct. 29.
“We thought everything should be kept under wraps, but we were specifically concerned with the recordings,” Whitaker said in a telephone interview on Thursday.
Federal prosecutors did not file a motion in response to the media’s requests, and spokesman Mike Tobin said the office would not comment on Lioi’s ruling.
Lioi said more than 1,200 exhibits were admitted at the Dimora trial. She also blocked release of an FBI video search of Dimora’s house in Independence and several photographs that would “likely be widely disseminated by the media.” She denied release of surveillance videos of Dimora and friends gambling in Las Vegas in 2008 and a video of contractor Ferris Kleem arranging a prostitute for Dimora.

See the full article from “Plain Dealer”

New mystery robocalls against Rep. Jim Renacci prompt complaints
Published: Thursday, March 22, 2012, 3:30 PM     Updated: Thursday, March 22, 2012, 6:24 PM
Sabrina Eaton/The Plain DealerGOP Rep. Jim Renacci of Wadsworth
A mysterious group called “Women of the 99 Percent” is targeting Rep. Jim Renacci with a second robocall that attempts to link the Wadsworth Republican congressman to talk show host Rush Limbaugh.
National Republican Congressional Committee spokeswoman Andrea Bozek said new calls from the group began appearing on answering machines today, prompting several constituent complaints to the Federal Communications Commission.
“Women of the 99 Percent” placed a prior call earlier this month that linked Renacci to the controversial radio personality who lost corporate sponsors after calling Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke a “slut” and “prostitute” because of her congressional testimony on health insurance and birth control.

See the full article from “Plain Dealer”

Northeast Ohio Officials Discuss Human Trafficking Fight
Wednesday March 21, 2012 10:46 AM UPDATED: Wednesday March 21, 2012 6:34 PM
Steven M. Dettelbach, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio, on Wednesday will discuss efforts to combat human trafficking in Cleveland, Toledo and throughout Northern Ohio.
According to a release sent by the, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio, the event is sponsored by the American Constitution Society for Law and Public Policy.
More than 20 human trafficking cases have been filed in U.S. District Court in the past 18 months.
Last week, Cleveland resident Eric Tutstone was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for trying to sell a teen girl to a madame who would force the girl into prostitution.
Dettelbach formerly coordinated the Justice Department’s efforts to combat human trafficking and successfully prosecuted what was, at the time, the largest human trafficking conviction in U.S. history.

See the full article from “Ohio News Network”

CLEVELAND – Steven Dettelbach, United States Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio, will discuss efforts to combat human trafficking in Cleveland, Toledo and throughout Northern Ohio on Wednesday.
According to a news release, more than 20 human trafficking cases have been filed in U.S. District Court in just the past 18 months.
Last week, Cleveland resident Eric Tutstone was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for trying to sell a teen girl to a woman who would force the girl into prostitution.
Dettelbach formerly coordinated the Justice Department’s efforts to combat human trafficking and successfully prosecuted what was, at the time, the largest human trafficking conviction in U.S. history.
Dettelbach’s speech will focus on the extent of the problem, efforts under way to stop human trafficking and challenges that remain.

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In Context: Bill Maher on women
By Willoughby Mariano Published on Monday, March 19th, 2012 at 6:00 a.m.
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Conservatives are trying to paint liberal comedian Bill Maher as the same kind of public relations hazard for Democrats that Rush Limbaugh has become for Republicans.
Limbaugh ignited a firestorm when he called a Georgetown law student a “slut” and “prostitute” after she testified in Congress about health insurance and birth control. (To see her complete comments, read “In Context:
In Context: Sandra Fluke on contraceptives and women’s health.”)
Essentially, Limbaugh used misogynistic terms to attack a woman whose political view he opposes.
President Barack Obama waded into the controversy. He telephoned the law student, Sandra Fluke, to offer his support, saying he wouldn’t want his own daughters to be attacked because “they’re being good citizens.”

See the full article from “PolitiFact”

One of Cleveland’s main problems has been the Democrats’ vice-like grip over nearly every aspect of city business, again for decades. Such ironclad control virtually guarantees corruption. And, during a long-running secret investigation of this corruption, the FBI eventually got to the bottom of it. From rigged elections to rigged contracting, Cleveland had it all. And most of it seems to have been run from the offices of former County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora.
Gas pump tax sticker. Each pump sported auditor Frank Russo’s ugly mug. Free taxpayer supported campaign advertising. Amazing. (They’ve all been removed.)
After snagging the cooperation of many of the smaller fish in the pond, the Feds finally brought kingpin Dimora and his chief ally, the equally corrupt county auditor Frank Russo to trial.  The lurid details of the trial, including rampant bribery, plentiful prostitution services, lavish Las Vegas gambling trips—you name it—were juicy enough to attract public attention at last. But, as is often the case in such trials, cameras were not permitted in the courthouse.

See the full article from “Washington Times”

Several mailboxes were vandalized, including one with a racial slur, at several homes in the Red Tail neighborhood in the early hours of March 14. 
Avon police found a racial slur written on a mailbox in the 33700 block of North Fall Lake Drive around 5:46 a.m.
As officers drove around the neighborhood, they saw another vandalized mailbox on that block, and three mailboxes knocked off their posts in the 4200 and 4300 blocks of White Pine Street.
Not on the Menu
A man called Avon police after being approached in the parking lot of McDonald’s a little after 3 a.m. on March 13 by a black man in a black pickup truck offering the white woman in the truck with him as a prostitute.
Sundae driver
A driver got a lecture from an Avon police officer after being spotted weaving on Center Road before pulling into Bob-O-Link on March 14. The driver admitted that they were eating an ice cream sundae while driving.

See the full article from “Patch.com”

Deputies were called to a disturbance at a Manchester Road restaurant March 2, when employees reported a patron was unhappy with his food purchase and caused other customers to have to wait at the drive-through window. The man went inside and continued to argue with employees until officers arrived and heard him using profane language and mannerisms. He was charged with disorderly conduct, released with a court summons and told not to return to the restaurant.
A Solon woman reported March 2 that someone removed a $500 smart phone from her bag while she shopped at a Manchester Road grocery store.
On March 5, a Cargo Avenue woman reported someone used her credit card numbers to make a $656 purchase in Greece.
Employees of a Portage Lakes Drive restaurant reported March 5 that an Akron man left without paying a $35 tab.
Deputies confiscated a counterfeit $10 bill passed by a customer at a South Main Street gas station March 5.
On March 6, deputies were called to a Wymore Avenue residence where a man was found unresponsive. Officers arrested a man on a Barberton warrant for inducing panic and a woman was arrested on an Akron warrant for prostitution.

See the full article from “Akron Leader Publications”

Co-defendant Michael Gabor, 52, of Parma, Ohio, was also convicted of racketeering, conspiracy to commit Hobbs Act extortion, obstruction of justice, and other crimes following a trial before U.S. District Judge Sarah Lioi that lasted nearly two months.
Judge Lioi ordered both men detained.
Dimora, 56, of Independence, Ohio, was convicted on 33 counts, while Gabor was convicted on seven counts.
Fifty peopleincluding two judges, the county auditor, and now a former county commissionerhave now been convicted in the federal investigation into corruption in Cuyahoga County. Cuyahoga County is the largest county in Ohio and includes Cleveland.
Dimora took more than $166,000 worth of bribes in the form of cash, home improvements, lavish meals at high-end restaurants, services from prostitutes, gambling trips to Las Vegas and Canada, and other items, according to testimony.

See the full article from “PressZoom (press release)”