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Springfield News-Sun Negative Index Name Associated with Date Abbott Springfield News-Sun Negative Index Name Associated With Date Abbott, Chuck Electros Baseball 6/8/1995 Abbott, Sally Ann Physician, Family practice and geriatrics Aug-93 Abma, John S. Wittenberg Professor, Psychology 1/14/2000 Accuball Golf ball marketed by Bill Parker, father of Kristal Parker Mar-95 Acomb, Luella Colon Cancer Patient 20-Aug Adams, Elaina Essay Winner Nov-93 Adams, Cpl, Jeff Military Feb-91 Adams, Judith Director of Women's Health Center at Community Hospital Adams, Judy Associated with Community's Mobile Mammography Aug-92 Adams, Mike Copy Editor for the Springfield News-Sun Jan-93 Adams, Mike Copy Editor for the Springfield News-Sun Dec-88 Adams, Mike Apr-90 Adams, Micheal Reporter for News-Sun Dec-88 Adams, Nick News-Sun Reporter 9/12/1985 Adams, Tom Springfield South High Head Football Coach Aug-93 Adams, Tom Springfield South Football Coach Sep-92 Adams, Tom South's Head FB Coach Aug-91 Adams, Tom South Football Coach 8/15/1990 Adamson, Christine Candidate Oct-95 ADMH Adult Residential Treatment Center for Clark County Mar-92 Adrian, Arretta Aug-96 Aeros Gymnasts Afro-American Museum Wilberforce, Ohio 1988 Ahmed, Tajuddin Heart Specialist, Community Hospital Air Force One President's New Plane, Modified Boeing 747-200B 1990 Air Force One President's New Plane, Modified Boeing 747-200B 1990 Air Force One President's Office on New Plane 1990 Air Force One Stateroom Area in the Forward Section of President's New Plane 1990 Aker, Scott, Jr. Golf Tournament Jun-95 Akers, Fred Sports 9/11/1986 Alden, Kenneth M. Pearl Harbor Veteran Nov-91 Aldinger, Susan (Your Turn) 2/25/1998 Aldredge, Dara Prep Track - NW Jun-99 Alexander, Donnie M. Murder Victim, Davey Moore Park shooting 7/9/1996 Alexander, Lymon 21-Apr-99 Alexander, Lymon Retired Clark Cty Common Pleas Court Probation Officer Mar-96 Alexander, Ralph JVS Superintendent Aug-92 Alexander, Ralph color separation Alkire, Joey Lee (Formerly) Pitchin Murder Suspect Jan-99 Allen, John Cincinnati Reds Managing Executive Jan-98 Allen, Nancy Harpist 1994 Allgeier, Pat WU Football Player Sep-92 Allison, Jack Greenon Girls Basketball Coach Nov-90 Allison, Jon Local Cyclist Aug-91 Allison, Steve WU Basketball Nov-87 Alltop, Darlene Candidate Oct-95 Almay, Ted Chief of Special Investigations, BCI Jan-95 Altman, Tim WU Football Player 1995 Altman, Tim WU Football Player 1994 Altman, Tim WU Football Player Sep-93 Alvey, Cynthia, R.N. Diabetic Clinical Nurse Specialist, Mercy Medical Center Nov-90 American States Insurance Dec-95 Ameriflora Columbus, Ohio; America's Celebration of Discovery 1992 Anderson, Alex President of Laird's Tax Service Dec-93 Anderson, Belinda Missing Person from home of Karlene Anderson Dec-93 Anderson, George Retired Clark County Coroner and Physician Sep-94 Anderson, Gerale Oct-89 Anderson, Jami KR Basketball 3/12/1991 Anderson, J.D. WU Football Player Sep-89 Anderson, J.D. WU Football Player 16-Aug-88 Anderson, Joe WU Football Player Sep-89 Anderson, Kent Greenon Coach Jul-93 Anderson, Kent Greenon Boys Basketball Coach Nov-90 Anderson, Marti Displaced Norwest employee, due to flood Jul-93 Amderson, Mike Wittenberg Football 29-Sep-87 Anderson, Milton Wittenberg Basketball, Asst. Coach Oct-94 Anderson, Sherry Springfield Attorney Nov-93 Anderson, Stacy KR Basketball 12-Mar-91 Anderson, Susan Municipal Court Judge 9-Feb-91 Andorfer, Dr. Paul Former Community Hospital Anesthesiologist Jan-95 Andrews, Julie Actress Jun-99 Anello, Tony WU Basketball Oct-90 Angle, Tammi New Attorney at Cole, Harmon, Dunn Jan-95 Angle, Tammi Attorney 10-Oct-98 Ankrom, Jeff May-96 Ansley, Mark CC BB Player 12-Jun-90 Anthes, Greg Executive Director - Fundraising - Mercy Health Systems 1993 Anthony, Mac Leon Found Guilty of Murder Charges Dec-94 Anthony, Mac Leon Charged with Murder Dec-93 Arcade Building Demolition 11/6/1987 Archie, Mildred Wittenberg Student 12-Jun-90 Ark, Aly Clark County Spelling Bee Winner Feb-95 Ark, Alyson Dante Clark County Spelling Bee Winner, Rockway Middle School studentFeb-96 Ark, Stephen Teacher Mar-91 Armstrong, Jack Cincinnati Reds Managing Executive Mar-90 Armstrong, Marcia Mar-91 Arnold, Bob NW Football Coach 8/15/1990 Arnold, Barbara Teacher Mar-91 Art Center Permanent Collection Art Center Permanent Collection Art Center Permanent Collection Art Center Permanent Collection Art Center Permanent Collection Arter, Jim Wins Teaching Award Apr-94 Arthur, David Candidate for County Auditor May-90 Arthur, Stacy Former Mrs. Ohio (Bellefontaine) Nov-91 Arthur, Stacy and James (deceased) Former Mrs. Ohio & murder victim husband Nov-91 Artifact Local rock 'n' roll band Mar-94 Ashton, Barbara Wittenberg mathematician Jan-98 Astorino, Robert Urbana City Council candidate Oct-95 Atherton, John W. City Fed Financial Exec. (Kissell Co.) Atkins, Emil Dentist Dec-92 Atkins, Meg Missionary Dec-92 Atzenhoefer, Linda Hustead School teacher Mar-92 Atzenhoefer, Linda Hustead Elementary teacher Mar-92 Augustus, Aaron Bellefontaine Cross Counrtry runner (6 pics) Nov-93 Autherson, Renee 1991 Miss Ohio Feb-92 Ayala, Bobby Cincinnati Reds rhp Apr-93 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach Apr-92 Ayers, Randy Mar-91 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach Apr-92 Ayers, Randy Mar-91 Ayers, Randy Mar-91 Ayers, Randy Mar-91 Ayers, Randy Mar-91 Ayers, Randy Mar-91 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach 3/18/1991 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach 3/18/1991 Ayers, Randy AMDAY/AYERSXX 3/21/1991 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach Sep-98 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach Apr-92 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach Apr-92 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach Apr-92 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach Mar-91 Ayers, Randy OSU Basketball Coach Mar-91 Ayers, Randy, Carol, and Ryan OSU Basketball Coach and Family Ayers, Tim Mayor of Springfield, Ohio B-1B Wright Patterson AFB Apr-92 B-2 Wright Patterson AFB Apr-92 B-2 Wright Patterson AFB Apr-92 B-2 Wright Patterson AFB Apr-92 B-2 Wright Patterson AFB Apr-92 B-2 Wright Patterson AFB Apr-92 Bachman, Kim Dir. Dietary Services, Mercy Medical Center Back, Tonya Greenon senior Nov-95 Bacon, Edna Candidate for Springfield City Commission Oct-95 Bacon, Myles Winner of District Spelling Bee Feb-92 Baden, Micheal M.D. Dir of forensic science NY state police; Investigation Experts PanelMay-95 Mem Bailey, Alvin Kick Boxer Dec-93 Bailey, 2nd Lt. Mandy 2/8/1991 Bainbridge, Brad Mar-91 Baker, Christopher Grennon High School student; traffic fatality 1/28/1995 Baker, Duane South High School Athletic Director Jul-92 Baker, James Mar-91 Baker, Rev. Kenneth Pastor of St, Mary's Catholoc Church Dec-93 Baker, Larry Funancial Planner Sep-93 Baker, Larry Member of Promise Keepers *Not Financial Planner 9/16/1997 Baker, Mark OSU BB 1/18/1991 Baker, Roger Feb-00 Baker, Roger Clark County Commission candidate May-92 Baker, Roger Clark County Commissioner 5/31/1990 Baker, Roger Clark County Commission candidate 11/1/1990 Baker, Roger City Official/Retired Educator Baker, Thomas 65th Army Reserve 11/19/1990 Baker, Tim News-Sun Reporter Dec-88 Baldbridge, Brad WU bskt Oct-90 Baldbridge, Brad WU bskt Oct-89 Baldbridge, Larry WU football Aug-90 Ball, Marjorie Mar-96 Ballard, Marvin Catawba Mayor Ballard, Sheila Candidate for City Commission Sep-93 Ballentine, Frank Organ transplant receipient Mar-93 Ballentine, Frank Heart transplant receipient 1/7/1991 Ballew, Erika All-Area Softball 6/14/1995 Balser, John Charged with murder of Morrow & Leach (8/92) double homicideMar-93 Balser, John Charged with the murders of Martha Leach & Phree Morrow Mar-93 Balusik, Mark Wittenberg Basketball Oct-94 Balusik, Mark Wittenberg Basketball player Oct-93 Banion, Mark Candidate for Southeastern School Board 10/16/1995 Bankston, Damon Wittenberg University Basketball Oct-94 Bannister, Marty Dec-96 Banta, Marcus 3/20/1998 Barclay, Kelli KR Basketball 3/12/1991 Bardnell, Bob Mgr sch bd 10/24/1989 Barhorst, Garry Teacher Barksdale, Daniel Former Superintendent of Clark County MR/DD 1/21/1999 Barksdale, Daniel Superintendent of Clark County MR/DD Jan-85 Barmann, Floyd Director of Clark County Historical Society Aug-96 Barmann, Floyd In the movie "Gettysburg" Nov-93 Barmann, Vincent In the movie "Gettysburg" Nov-93 Barnett, Brandon 12/18/1990 Barnett, Dave Candidate for Springfield Township Oct-91 Barnett, Joan Women's City AM Jun-95 Barnhart, Virginia Candidate Oct-95 Barnhill, Dave Asst Bellefontaine Barrett, Tyony Wittenberg football 9/29/1987 Bartee, Mike 8/26/1999 Bartley, Shawn Election Candidate Oct-94 Bartlett, Steve Southeastern head football coach Aug-92 Bartlett, Steve Southeastern head football coach Aug-89 Bartlett, Steve Southeastern head football coach Aug-93 Bartlett, Steve Southeastern head football coach 8/15/1990 Bartlett, Steve Southeastern head football coach 8/23/1988 Bartram, Jerry J. May-96 Bauer, Darryl Candidate Oct-95 Bauer, Darryl Mayor of New Carlisle Jun-94 Bauer, Darryl New Carlisle council candidate Oct-91 Bauer, Nick 8/30/1988 Bauer, Nick 8/30/1988 Bauer, Raymond 6/13/1997 Baum, Dr. Dennis 4/5/1989 Baxendale, H. F. Tobt New Director of Humane Society of Clark County 2/6/1996 Bayer, Kristie WU bskt Oct-90 Bayless, Larry UAW Local 402 Bargaining Chairman 6/18/1996 Bayless, Larry Navistar Nov-95 Beamish, Clarence Candidate for County Commissiom 3/18/1988 Bean, Louabbe Vice President of Civic Theatre Sep-93 Beard, Cheryl Secretary of Lincoln Elementary School Apr-95 Beard, Jack Urbana Wrestling Coach Feb-92 Beard, Peter photographer Apr-97 Beardsley, Maj. Diana 2/8/1991 Beatty, Dan OSU football Aug-90 Beatty, Greg SE OSU football Aug-92 Beatty, Greg OSU football Aug-90 Beatty, Ned Actor Jan-92 Beavers Sr., Rev.
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