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Marshall unavailable with left shoulder discomfort
Email NEW YORK -- Reds starter Mat Latos encountered a two-out jam in the bottom of the seventh inning on Wednesday while trying to preserve what was then a 4-2 lead over the Mets. As he neared 100 pitches, Latos faced left-handed-hitting Daniel Murphy and gave up an RBI single. Another lefty hitter, Rick Ankiel, then hit a game-tying RBI triple off Latos. The situation would normally call for ...
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Latos Bruce shrug off apparent argument
NEW YORK -- Television cameras from the Mets' broadcast caught a brief moment of apparent disharmony in the Reds' dugout in the midst of their 7-4 victory on Wednesday afternoon. Following the bottom of the fifth inning, when the Mets tied it at 2 on Daniel Murphy's sacrifice fly, Reds starting pitcher Mat Latos and right fielder Jay Bruce had an animated discussion at the far ...
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Lineup depth key to Tribes surge
Email CLEVELAND -- Lineup depth is something the Indians have in bunches. It's evident when Yan Gomes or Ryan Raburn comes off the bench and hits a home run, and it's illustrated by how the lineup continues to produce even when some of its key components are slumping at the plate. Mark Reynolds and Carlos Santana, for example, have faltered offensively over the past few weeks, but ...
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Ohio bill would extend Medicaid add cost sharing
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A Republican state lawmaker is proposing to link Medicaid expansion in Ohio to job training that could ultimately reduce the need for participation in the ...
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Doctors Save Life Of Kaiba Gionfriddo Ohio Boy By 3-D Printing Him An Airway Tube
In a medical first, doctors used plastic particles and a 3-D laser printer to create an airway splint to save the life of a baby boy who used to stop breathing nearly every day. It's the latest advance from the booming field of regenerative medicine, making body parts in the lab. In the case of Kaiba (KEYE'-buh) Gionfriddo, doctors didn't have a moment to spare. Because of a ...
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Sutphen Corporation A Stalwart In Fire Truck Manufacturing
Only a handful of companies manufacture fire trucks, and the Sutphen Corporation is one of the oldest.The 123-year-old, family-owned company is on its fourth generation of Sutphen’s at the helm.The Sutphen Company, located in Dublin, makes pumpers and aerial ladders for fire departments across the country and around the world, all by hand."We build the entire truck from the ground ...
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Improved Radar Technology Provides Better Look Into Ohio Storms
The towering National Weather Service radar stands high above the fields of Wilmington in Clinton County. The information it captures helps form 10TV weather forecasts each and every day.NWS science operations officer Seth Binau became fascinated with the weather during the Derecho of 1980."July 5th and the sky to the west was as black as I had ever seen it," recalled Binau.Since then, ...
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Some State Lawmakers Push To End Statute Of Limitations For Rape Cases
State Sen. Capri Cafaro says the advances in DNA technology is just one reason why Ohio's limitation on rape prosecutions should be eliminated."It's long overdue," said Cafaro, a Democrat from Hubbard. "It takes time to build up that courage, and they should not be violated twice when they come forward and learn that just because they showed up 21 years later, all of a ...
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Chillicothe Pool May Not Open This Year
Chillicothe's city pool may not open this year because of budget constraints.The city's mayor had said weeks ago that he expected the pool to open in June, but city council members said they have other budget priorities -- like replacing the city's garbage trucks.City leaders did not budget any money this year for the pool, which historically has operated mostly on donations.City ...
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A medical first Doctors save Ohio boy by laser-printing an airway tube so he can breathe
Kaiba Gionfriddo plays outside his Youngstown, Ohio home Tuesday, May 21, 2013. Born with a birth defect that caused the boy to stop breathing every day, he can now breathe normally, with a first-of-a-kind biodegradable airway made by Michigan doctors using plastic particles and a 3-D laser printer. (AP Photo/Mark ...
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Ball bounces Reds way for sweep of Mets
CIN@NYM: Phillips' odd double puts Reds ahead, 5-4 NEW YORK -- Zack Cozart had a career-high four hits and Brandon Phillips drove in two runs -- including the game-winner on an odd RBI double in the top of the ninth -- in a 7-4 Reds victory over the Mets on Wednesday. Cincinnati swept the three-game series. With the game tied at 4, Shin-Soo Choo led off with a double to right-center ...
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Man indicted in shooting of woman on Columbus bus
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A prosecutor says a man accused of firing a shot that struck a woman on a Columbus bus has been indicted on 12 counts of felonious ...
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Cleveland bridge bomb suspect allowed to represent himself
AKRON -- A federal judge will allow the last of five bridge bomb-plotting suspects in northeast Ohio to represent himself at trial. U.S. District Court Judge David Dowd in Akron ruled Wednesday there's no reason to deny the request by 23-year-old Joshua Stafford, of Cleveland, whose trial is scheduled to start June 10. Last month the judge ruled Stafford mentally fit for trial after ...
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Ohio Task Force One Responds To Disasters
Rescue workers from all over the country have been working non-stop to sift through the rubble in search of survivors in Oklahoma. It seems like an almost insurmountable task with teams arriving to miles of devastation, with a mission of rescue and recovery.Rescue groups like Ohio's Task Force One are always at the ready to respond to emergencies statewide. In fact, one member of the team ...
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Oklahoma Images Bring Back Painful Memories For Woman Who Survived Ohio Tornado
Seven tornados hit Ohio on June 13, 1981. The Morrow County village of Cardington was forever changed when one of the twisters hit there.Then-governor James Rhodes said he had never witnessed such devastation."I've never seen any city in Ohio this size that's been hit this hard," he told 10TV while assessing the damage in the storm’s aftermath.The tornado caused severe ...
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AG Calls For Removal Of Urban Outfitter’s ‘Prescription Line’ Saying Products Make Light Of Prescription Drug Problems
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine wants Urban Outfitters retail chains to quit selling its "Prescription Line" of glasses, coasters, mugs and drink holders. DeWine said he no longer wants to see them sold, because they look like prescription pill bottles and prescription pads. "People die from accidental drug overdoses in this state every day, and these products make light of ...
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Ohio Department Of Natural Resources Takes Steps To Increase Visitor Safety Awareness After 3 Fatal Falls
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources released a statement Wednesday concerning the three fatal falls in the Hocking Hills State Park and Hocking State Forest ...
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Backup QB derby not a snap
The backup derby for Andy Dalton officially began this week in the first week of OTAs and since we're talking about a No. 2 quarterback, the numbers don't necessarily ...
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Cleveland fair-housing advocate facing tax counts
CLEVELAND (AP) -- A fair-housing advocate in Cleveland has been charged with tax fraud for allegedly trying to avoid taxes on $500,000 in income and keeping $80,000 in federal taxes withheld from ...
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Cleveland curator helped name new dinosaur species
CLEVELAND -- A Cleveland Museum of Natural History curator was among a team of researchers that described and named a new species of dinosaur. The dinosaur is the second species named and published this month by Dr. Michael Ryan, curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Dinosaurs are often thought of as large, fierce animals, but new research highlights a ...
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Women held prisoner in Cleveland thank donors for support
The three women allegedly held captive for years at a house in Cleveland have issued a statement of thanks for donations to funds set up for them. Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight issued a statement through a public relations firm, The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer reported. The letter also thanked the news media for respecting the women's desire for privacy. The letter said ...
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Families of Ohio school shooting victims sue United Way
The families of three students killed in an Ohio school shooting have sued United Way over its distribution of the Chardon Healing Fund. The lawsuit filed Tuesday in Geauga County Probate Court names the United Way of Greater Cleveland and its Geauga County chapter as defendants, The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer reported. The plaintiffs are the families of Demetrius Hewlin, Russell King Jr. and ...
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34 injured in car-bus crash on Ohio highway
A bus rear-ended a car on an Ohio highway, inflicting 34 car and bus passengers with non-life threatening injuries, the state highway patrol said. The accident occurred in the northbound lanes of Interstate 75 south of Bowling Green about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, WTOL-TV, Toledo, reported. The lanes were closed and were reopened within 2 hours, officials said. All five people in the car, including ...
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Man Accused Of Shooting Woman Riding COTA Bus Indicted On 12 Counts Of Felonious Assault
A Franklin County grand jury has returned an indictment against a man accused of firing shots that entered a COTA bus and struck a woman in the head.According to the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office, Anthony T. Saunders III was indicted on 12 counts of felonious assault with specification.The charges are in connection with an April 16 shooting that involved a COTA bus heading northbound ...
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Block Watch Captain Vows To Ramp Up Security After Rash Of Porch Thefts
Columbus police say thieves are stealing items off of east side residents' porches and lawns.Family members of an 87-year-old man told police that thieves snatched several items from his back yard.The incident occurred on Monday in the 1800 block of Brentnell Avenue.Victims said the crimes are happening in the morning hours, and the thieves work fast.Items stolen include everything from ...
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Hopkins International on the brink
United and Continental Airlines remain intent on merging the two airlines, which would create the biggest airline in the world. Continental, based in Houston, Texas is already the fourth-largest carrier in the United States, which makes its operations out of Hopkins International extremely important to the city of Cleveland.
Local industry commentators have been discussing the merger between United and Continental and the effects it might have on the city. The general consensus has been negative, according to Cleveland news media. Read more
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