Ohioan who killed man, officer nears execution  JULIE CARR SMYTH
AP Statehouse Correspondent Published:  LUCASVILLE, Ohio (AP) --
Ohio planned to execute a white gunman who spewed racial slurs
before fatally shooting a black man and a police officer in a
1994 rampage at his suburban Cleveland apartment complex, using
a lethal injection that was to be the last before the state's
supply of its execution drug expires.  Harry Mitts Jr., 61, was
scheduled to die Wednesday at the state prison in Lucasville
after years of acknowledging his crimes and saying he's
repented.   He was on constant watch headed into the 10 a.m.
execution after two recent high-profile prison suicides in the
state. With his execution, Ohio's valid supply of the execution
drug pentobarbital was also set to expire. Officials expect to
announce the state's new procedure next month.  With clemency
denied and his legal appeals exhausted, Mitts has been
concentrating on spiritual matters during what are expected to
be his final days, attorney Jef