Saturday 4th July, 2009
Homicides Up For First Half Of Year
Cox.netThe Pittsburgh Penguins have agreed to terms on a one-year contract with forward Ruslan Fedotenko, who joined the team a year ago as a free agent.
Company To Hold 4th Of July Rally To Save Ohio GM Plant
News Channel 5A push to save a General Motors Corp. plant is expanding in recession-battered Ohio.Leaders of a Mansfield-based group have launched an e-mail and letter-writing campaign and will...
Gov. Ted Strickland On Ohio's Budget Impasse
NPR2009 · Ohio is facing a $3.2 billion shortfall in its finances. Gov. Ted Strickland has proposed slots at racetracks and spending cuts, but has not been able to reach a deal with the...
Ohio mortgage rates creep up for week, Ky. drops
Business JournalThe average price for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage in Ohio was 5.5 percent as of Thursday. That’s up 2 points from 5.48 percent a week ago. In Kentucky, a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage...
State chooses downtown Cleveland site for hospital
ExaminerOhio Department of Mental Health says the regional psychiatric hospital will serve patients now receiving treatment at two older facilities in Cleveland and suburban Northfield.The state will pay...
Ohio Supreme Court Rulings Deny Request For Clinic Records, Address Mifepristone Use
Medical News Today... reports. The lawsuit was filed by parents of a 14-year-old girl who allegedly had an abortion at the clinic in 2004 after being impregnated by a 21-year-old man (Cornwell, , 7/1). The clinic provided...
Dashcam Catches Ohio Chief, Officer Making Out
OfficerAfter an Ohio police chief agreed to retire, officials released video showing him making out with a female officer while they were transporting a prisoner. Timothy Escola, police chief in Perry, and...
Confident Shaq joins Cavs
Sign on San DiegoCleveland Cavaliers center Shaquille O'Neal accepts his Cavs jersey from Patrick Powell, 13, left, of Cleveland and James Robinson, 14, also of Cleveland at the O'Neal introductory news conference at...
Write On trip to Israel trains new advocates
Cleveland Jewish NewsMany trips promise “The Real Israel.” But the Israelis who met the teen advocacy group Write On for Israel, co-sponsored by The AVI CHAI Foundation and the Cleveland Jewish News, really...
Recession translates to lower JCF allocations
Cleveland Jewish NewsThe Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland unanimously approved allocations for the 2009/2010 fiscal year at its board of trustees meeting. For the first time in more than a decade, it is a...
‘Public Enemies’ hits home with Cleveland Heights resident
Cleveland Jewish NewsWhen Maxine (Solomon) Margolis watches the newly released movie “Public Enemies,” the scene featuring John Dillinger and Baby Face Nelson in their final bloody shootout will be more than...
U.S. states of Ohio, Hawaii report first death of A/H1N1 flu
SINATwo more U.S. states on Thursday reported the first death of A/H1N1 flu in their respective state. The Ohio Department of Health said in a news release on Thursday that a...
Ohio Supreme Court Strikes a Blow to Planned Parenthood in Upholding Regulation of 'Abortion Pill'
RedOrbitPrnewswire-- Pro-life forces won an important battle yesterday when the Ohio Supreme Court ruled to uphold a state law regulating that abortion centers must properly follow FDA...
Ohio police chief, cop kissed in cruiser
Boston HeraldC ANTON, Ohio — The police chief of a northeast Ohio township has retired after a video became public showing him and a female officer kissing and caressing in the front of a police cruiser...
Construction Happening In Ohio During Holiday Weekend
News Channel 5The Ohio Department of Transportation wants highway drivers to be safe while traveling and aware of possible construction this Fourth of July weekend.Work is under way on state...
2 more guilty in Cleveland corruption probe
ExaminerDaniel Gallagher , a former employee of the county engineer's office, entered guilty pleas Thursday to various conspiracy, theft, bribery and tax evasion charges under a plea agreement. Gallagher,...
Shaq pledges to 'win ring for King' in Cavs intro
Sports IllustratedLebron James and the Cavaliers. "My motto is very simple," the 15-time NBA All-Star center said on Thursday. "Win a ring for the King." Acquired in a trade last week with...
Italy unveils 14 artifacts returned by Cleveland Museum
CBC NewsItaly has unveiled 14 artifacts, including a bronze statue of an archer and a pair of Etruscan silver bracelets, returned by the Cleveland Museum of Art after it was discovered they had once been...
Tribe acquires righty Abreu from Rays
Cleveland IndiansOn Thursday, the club acquired right-hander Winston Abreu from the Rays in exchange for right-handed relief prospect John Meloan. Abreu will join the Tribe's bullpen in the coming days, with a...
Mennonites in Ohio protest exclusion of gays
Boston HeraldC OLUMBUS, Ohio — Gay and lesbian Mennonites dressed in bright pink have gathered with others outside the church’s biannual convention in Columbus to criticize its leaders for trying to...
Ohio Library System Lays Off Employees, Reduces Hours
News Channel 5The Clermont County Public Library system in southwest Ohio is laying off 24 employees and reducing hours at all 10 branches. The system is coping with budget cuts totaling $2...
Upgrading 'pen unrewarding for Tribe
Cleveland IndiansThe Tribe, by virtue of its 31-49 record and 13-game deficit in the American League Central standings, is likely ruled out of the playoff chase. And though pointed fingers will find no shortage of...
Ohio Confirms Death Of Swine Flu Victim
WTOV 9The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed that a southwest Ohio man is the first person infected with swine flu to die in the state. State health officials said Thursday that they are not releasing...
Tribe cautiously enters foreign market
MLBAs the Indians enter the international signing period, which begins Friday, they'll do so with a big budget, but also big concerns about the market they're dealing with.
Feds raid 2 NY homes owned by Ohio businessman
Miami HeraldFbi agents raided a pair of multimillion-dollar homes owned by a young Cleveland businessman's financial company, hauling away computers, documents, furniture, cars and other...
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