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UTICA WOMAN CITED FOR FAILURE TO OBEY TRAFFIC SIGNAL The Advocate I Friday, Feb. 6, 2009 Newark man arrested on robbery charges ADVOCATE STAFF REPORT NEWARK Newark police arrested a 22-year-old Wednesday they think is responsible for an October mugging outside a North Fourth Street gas station. John W. Glaister, last known address 1260-A Scott Newark, was charged Thursday with robbery, a second-degree felony, according to court documents. In the early morning hours of Oct.

22, police were called to United Dairy Farmers and met with the victim, an employee of the store. She told police that as she was entering her vehicle at the end of her shift, an unknown man approached her. The man punched her in the face and mouth and took her purse, according to the documents. Subsequent investigation allegedly tied Glaister to the crime, an affidavit in support of Glaister's arrest states. He was at-large since a warrant was issued for his arrest Jan.

23. Glaister is being held at the Licking County Justice Center on a $100,000 bond. Local man charged on DUI manslaughter posts bond LB. Whyde, The Advocate A Jeep driven by Caitlin Crain, 17, of Newark, was struck Thursday by an Oldsmobile driven by Anna Hazlett, 20, of Utica, as Crain was making a left turn from Ohio 13 onto North 21st Street at a traffic light, Newark police said. Hazlett was cited for failure to obey a traffic control device, according to a Newark police report.

Crain's condition was unavailable at the hospital late Thursday; her passenger, Bobbie White, 18, of Newark, was treated and released. The crash was reported at about 7:30 a.m. ADVOCATE STAFF REPORT CLEARWATER, Fla. A Newark man bonded out of jail a day after he was charged with DUI manslaughter, which carries a minimum of four years in prison, in a fatal crash in May, said Holly Grissinger, assistant state's attorney in Pinellas County, Fla. Mario Ghiloni, 26, waived extradition at the Licking County Court of Common Pleas last week and transported himself to the Gulf Coast city he visited about nine months earlier.

On May 5, Ghiloni was traveling north in Clearwater in a Etna arrested 2A I NEWS PUBLIC RECORDS CRIME REPORTS Newark police A bottle of alcohol was stolen from a gas station on the 1,100 block of West Church Street between midnight and 12:07 a.m. Thursday. A stolen credit card was used to make seven purchases totaling 1,947 between 7:30 a.m. Monday and 11:45 p.m. Tuesday.

A woman was slapped multiple times by tier husband on the 1,200 block of Kreider Boulevard, Newark, between 9:45 and 10:06 p.m. Tuesday. Two people were fighting in a home on the first block of North 40th Street between 3:15 and 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. A green 1997 Pontiac Grand Am was stolen from a parking lot on the 800 block of North 21st Street between 8 and 8:30 p.m.

Monday. A man was bitten by his girlfriend at a home on the first block of Dewey Avenue between 3:30 and 4 a.m. Wednesday. Licking County Sheriff's Office A suspect stole 100 prescription pills from a home on the 8,400 block of National Road, Pataskala, on Jan. 26.

A man allegedly punched his father in the face and arms at a home on the first block of Carmarthen Way, Granville, between 7 and 11:59 p.m. Saturday. A man attempted to enter a home on the 10,900 block of Reussner Road, Pataskala, between 6:30 and 6:57 p.m. Sunday. A $2,500 trailer was stolen from a residential yard on the 11,200 block of Palmer Road, Pataskala, between 7:30 a.m.

and 6:21 p.m. Sunday. COURT NEWS Bond hearings NEWARK The following person appeared in Licking County Municipal Court before acting Judge Larry Arnold for a bond hearing Thursday. The case will next be heard by a grand jury for possible indictment. Jesse M.

Jones, 33, last known address 1250 Dayton Road, Newark, was charged with unlawful sexual conduct With a minor, a third-degree felony. Licking County Sheriff's Office detectives were informed in July 2006 of the allegation of continued sexual abuse by the defendant beginning in August 2005. Jones allegedly engaged in sexual contact and conduct with a girl who was. 14 at the time. A warrant was issued for his arrest Jan.

12, 2007, and he was at-large until his arrest Wednesday. Arnold set Jones' bond at $50,000. BIRTHS Jan. 24 BLACK, Cassandra L. and Denver Ham, of Newark; a girl.

Feb. 1 HOLLAND, Stephanie R. and Todd, of Newark; a boy. Feb. 2 FOWLER, Regina and Chris, of Newark; a boy.

Compiled from official reports. Judge revises sentence for brother of man facing trial for wife's death in robberies bistek said Braden enlisted in the Army in September 2007. Braden was deployed in Iraq for two months last year. Army investigators are assisting Seattle police but have not begun any proceedings against Braden and the other arrested soldiers. "The Army will wait until the outcome of the civil case and evaluate what actions are needed," Kubistek said 10TV contributed to this report.

park illnesses ren County Combined Health District, said the federal investigation reinforced the local department's findings. "It was basically what we thought, and once they made their changes to the ventilation system, the problem went away," Collins said. The CDC's report is sent to a national audience of more than 60,000 doctors and public health professionals and includes news about disease trends and reports about investigations of illness clusters. "This gets the information out to a wide audience of medical and public health officials who may see similar kinds of cases and wonder what they can do to address those kinds of problems," said Fred Bloss-er, a spokesman for the CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health that conducted the investigation at the water park. "We hope this will be helpful." ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND A judge Thursday adjusted a jail sentence for the brother of a man facing trial in the death of his wife.

Yazeed Essa, 40, a doctor, had been a fugitive until he was arrested in Cyprus and eventually agreed to return to the United States to stand trial in connection with the 2005 cyanide death of his wife, Rose-marie, in suburban Cleveland. His brother and sister were fined and placed on probation in January for helping Essa while he was a fugitive. The brother, Firas Essa, 37, had been ordered to serve a 30-day jail sentence for a separate probation violation. Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Daniel Gaul revised the sentence to allow him to serve the time on weekends. 1995 GMC conversion van when he suddenly made a left turn in front of a vehicle driven by Cristobal Cordano, 21, of Oldsmar, a neighboring community, to Clearwater police said.

Toxicology reports showed Ghiloni's blood-alcohol level above the legal limit of 0.08, Elizabeth Daly-Watts, Clearwater police spokeswoman, said in an e-mail to The Advocate last week. Grissinger said Ghiloni pleaded not guilty and posted a $75,000 bond after he was charged with the second-degree felony. Gaul is allowing him to report to at 5 p.m. Fridays and be released at 7 a.m. Mondays.

Firas Essa's attorney, Steven Bradley, requested the change because Firas Essa was worried his business, which employs almost 100 people, would not survive his 30-day absence. Firas Essa had faced up to 1 1 years in prison on obstruction and tampering charges for trying to help his brother avoid arrest, but Gaul placed him on probation for five years on those charges. PLAZA TAX SOllli-HE MOVED 818-B HEBRON Rl) 111- il. OHIO 4.1056 (NmI lo PoDdrruit) 349-0881 Income Tax Preparation for E-File Refund Loans Direct Deposit No "out of pocket" Fees fiew No Wait Prop Off Service A Fax It In Service $79 cheaper tax prvpartitum than any other fa Chain Mention litis ad receive an atldiliiTial nftl vrif'K. -f a ened with a gun.

He also is accused of participating in an Jan. 10 armed robbery in Seattle's University District in which two men were robbed at gunpoint Two other soldiers also have been arrested in connection with the robberies. Braden, who had not been charged early Thursday, has remained in the King County, jail since his arrest. Police suspect Braden also was involved in other robberies. Fort Lewis spokesman Joe Ku- cause of water from the reaction between chlorine in the water and nitrogen-containing sweat and urine from swimmers.

The report says trichloramine is the main chloramine found above chlorinated water surfaces and has been suspected as the cause of outbreaks of eye and respiratory irritation. Federal health officials said no new cases were reported after the water park followed recommendations for increasing air movement and distribution at the pool deck level. The CDC article added nothing new to what the water park had been told, said Steve Shat-tuck, spokesman for Great Wolf Lodge, which is owned by Madison, Great Wolf Resorts Inc. He said the water park implemented many of the recommendations before the report was completed. "We increased air flow in the water park by 10 percent, and we've had no new complaints," Shattuck said.

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He is accused of participating in a Jan. 1 7 robbery and assault of three University of Washington students. Seattle police said two of the students were pistol-whipped and a third was threat Chemical likely ASSOCIATED PRESS CINCINNATI Exposure to accumulations of a potential irritant known as trichloramine likely caused eye and breathing problems reported by hundreds of visitors to an indoor Ohio water park, according to a federal report released Thursday. Insufficient air movement and distribution likely led airborne trichloramine to collect at the park at Great Wolf Lodge near Cincinnati, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. The park had 665 complaints of eye and respiratory irritation by visitors and lifeguards in 2007.

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