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Sunday, March 20, 2005 LOCAL The Advocate 5A COURT NEWS Thornton allegedly broke into six buildings in Newark and Heath. Thornton also allegedly broke into two buildings beyond those with Schimpf. Thornton was allegedly found in possession of a handgun while under disability on a felony drug indictment in 2004. felony, engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and counts of breaking and entering, fifth-degree felonies. Thornton was also indicted on a count of possessing weapons under disability, a third-degree felony.

Between April 14, 2003, and Sept. 9, 2004, Schimpf and 13-year-old girl between Oct. 1 and Dec. 31. Anthony T.

Cunningham, 20, 4291 Montgomery Road NE, Newark, was indicted on one count of theft, a fifth-degree felony. Authorities allege Cunningham stole money from a cash register at the Heath Target store, where he was an employee, on March 9. Larry Moore, 29, of Columbus, was indicted on one count of possession of crack, a fourth-degree felony. Prosecutors accuse Moore of possessing 4.17 grams of crack on March 11. Arthur L.

McClain 26, 270 N. Fifth Newark, was indicted on one count of theft, a fifth-degree felony, and one count of burglary, a third-degree felony. Authorities claim McClain stole a Newark woman's debit card on Jan. 13 and then broke into her home between Feb. 5 and 6.

Joshua R. Hinds-Thornton, pr mm -A 17, 440 pm! 7). A several Polaroid pictures of a boy posed in a sexually explicit matter between Oct. 1 and Nov. 30.

William L. Mandich, 37, 995 S. 30th Apt. was indicted on 10 counts of gross sexual imposition, third-degree felonies. Authorities allege Mandich engaged in sexual contact with a minor female family member between Oct.

1, 2002 and March 5. Matthew S. Jones, 21, last known address 893 Carryback Drive, Pataskala, was indicted on one count of domestic violence, a fourth-degree felony. Prosecutors accuse Jones of assaulting a female family member on March 5. He served 180 days in jail for a prior misdemeanor domestic violence conviction.

Terrence D. Schimpf, 28, 213 Lawrence Road, Newark, and Jerry L.Thornton, 29, 161 Hancock Newark, were each indicted on one count each of grand theft auto, a fourth-degree nomic Development District discussions and annexation of River RoadWeaver Road properties into the Village of Granville. Comments welcome on the township's Tax Increment Financing proposal for the Kendal at Granville retirement community. THURSDAY Licking County Commissioners, 9:30 a.m., Don Hill Licking County Administration Building, 20 S. Second Newark.

Regular meeting day, with business beginning at 9:30 a.m. and resolutionsbills at 10 a.m. FRIDAY Coshocton, Fairfield, Licking, Perry Solid Waste District Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Room fourth floor, Don Hill Licking County Administration Building, 20 S. Second Newark. Regular meeting, includes funding requests.

Advocate a slice of your life. This business has mmmr 22, 38 S. Second Newark, and Jay D. McKnight, 25, 156 Chester Drive, Newark, were indicted on one count each of robbery, a second-degree felony. Prosecutors allege Hinds-Thornton and McKnight dragged a loss prevention officer from Sears through the parking lot at Indian Mound Mall following an attempted theft on March 11.

Isaac R. Baker, 29 of Columbus, was indicted on one count of aggravated robbery, a first-degree felony. Authorities accuse Baker of robbing a Newark woman at gunpoint on Nov. 13. Charles R.

Hughes, 44, 14010 National Road SW, Apt. Reynoldsburg, was indicted on one count of pandering sexually-oriented material involving a minor, a fourth-degree felony, and one count of illegal use of a minor in a nudity-oriented performance, a fifth-degree felony. Prosecutors claim Hughes had MEETING DIGEST W. Main Newark. Regular meeting, includes consideration of 2005 budget and amount of capital improvement budget designated for paving.

TUESDAY Career and Technology Education Centers of Licking County Board of Education, 5:30 p.m., 150 Price Road, Newark. Regular meeting, includes consideration of local enterprise zone 100 percent, 10-year tax abatements on personal property for DDM L.C. and Sunfield, Inc. Board of Zoning Appeals, 7 p.m., Newark Municipal Building, 40 W. Main Newark.

Regular meeting, including consideration of application for a retail store at 200 E. Main St. WEDNESDAY Granville Board of Township Trustees, 7 p.m., Sexton's Building, Maple Grove Cemetery. Updates on status of Joint Eco- settlement Allen Schulman, a Canton lawyer who represented Gotschall's family, said he was "gratified that the family did not have to endure a difficult trial where they would (have been) forced to relive this horrific crash." The driver of the car, Sherah Bennett, was found innocent of aggravated vehicular homicide by reason of insanity, and a judge in November sent her to a mental health facility for five years. Comprehensive Exams Cleanings TMJ Bite Analysis Facial Pain Fillings Crowns Bridges Implants Partials THE JACKIE ilOBIllSOIl STORY Indictments NEWARK The following people were indicted this week by a Licking County grand jury on felony charges.

Sarah Manning, 21, 66 North Newark, was indicted on one count of aggravated possession of drugs and possession of cocaine, fifth-degree felonies. Prosecutors allege Manning possessed 0.05 grams of methamphetamine and 0.02 grams of cocaine on March 13. Donald L. Forsbach, 42, 4 Target Newark, was indicted on one count of possession of cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. Authorities accuse Forsbach of possessing less than 5 grams of cocaine on July 20.

Kristopher Stout, 30, 512 E. Main Newark, was indicted on one count of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, a third-degree felony. Prosecutors claim Stout engaged in sexual conduct with a CCOURT REPORT Dissolutions asked for Angela Morgan, Pataskala, vs. Stacy Morgan, Etna. Kimberly Baldwin, Newark, vs.

Anthony C. Baldwin, St. Louisville. Karl V. Russell, Newark, vs.

Joan S. Russell, Newark. Paul Hockman Newark, vs. Billie J. Hockman, Newark.

Algean Ervin-Flynn, Newark, vs. Frank Flynn, Thornville. Lee Ann Hoy, vs. Robert D. Hoy.

Divorces asked for Ava T. Pyle, vs. Paul R. Pyle. Dorthy A.

Kinser, vs. James M. Kinser. Lisa M. Smith, Newark, vs.

Carl R. Smith, Newark. Paul R. Pyle, Newark, vs. Ava T.

Pyle. Robert A. Mosholder, Newark, vs. Shante M. Mosholder, Newark.

Amber D. Weber, Heath, vs. Barry E. Weber, Heath. Wendy M.

Shipley, vs. Mark A. Shipley. Dissolutions granted Aaron M. Dupler, vs.

Amy R. Du-pler. Lisa M. Miller, vs. Jon A.

Miller. Brian D. Riley, vs. Karen E. Riley.

Judith D. Bachman, vs. Mark W. Bachman. Richard M.

Harper, vs. Kimberly A. Harper. Lisa Wells, vs. Keith Wells.

Erin Fisher, vs. Brian Fisher. Sandra C. Lightle, vs. Dale L.

1 Lightle. Linda K. Anderson, vs. George A. Anderson.

Ethan K. Nadolson, vs. Theresa A. Nadolson. Steven E.

Hicks, vs. Lori L. Hicks. Debra L. Younger, vs.

Joe D. Younger. Lisa A. Smith, vs. Mark E.

Smith. Diana McClellan, vs. Wayne Mc-Clellan. Richard St. Clair, vs.

Carrie J. St. Clair. Rebecca Kolb, vs. James C.

Kolb. Divorces granted Yevonne N. Morrison, vs. Harold R. Morrison.

Robbin Ambrosini, vs. David Ambrosini. Dennis J. Rambo, vs. Amber D.

Bachor Rambo. Kevin C. Sapp, vs. Regina A. Sapp.

Robin Weakley, vs. Albert K. Weakley. Amy Pagas, vs. Brian Pagas.

Keith A. Boley, vs. Cynthia L. Boley. Charles M.

Fortner, vs. Diana J. Fortner. MONDAY Granville Board of Education, 7 p.m., 130 N. Granger Granville.

Regular meeting. The board is expected to vote on the proposed transfer of 300 acres of land within the school district to Newark City Schools. Heath City Council, 7:30 p.m., City Hall, 1287 Hebron Road, Heath. Regular meeting, includes consideration of Community Reinvestment Area application from Mid-Ohio Development for property at 1910 James Parkway, Heath. Licking County Commissioners, 9:30 a.m., Don Hill Licking County Administration Building, 20 S.

Second Newark. Regular meeting day, beginning with daily business at 9:30 a.m. and resolutionsbills at 10 a.m. Newark City Council, 7 p.m., Newark Municipal Building, 40 Family awarded AKRON (AP) A bakery's insurance company will pay a $1.25 million settlement to the family of a delivery truck driver who died in a fiery traffic accident. Sheldon Gotschall, 53, was making a delivery for Norcia Bakery on July 3 when a car rammed his truck, rupturing its gas tank.

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