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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 2016

Page

5

Doctors keep collection of strange items swallowed by kids

In Columbus at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Dr. Charles Elmaraghy and colleagues collect swallowed objects from children in a jar. Items range from beads and coins to a tiny Polly Pocket shoe, a 2-inch stick, and even a carat diamond earring. Batteries pose the gravest danger.

Columbus Ohio Charles Elmaraghy Nationwide Children’s Hospital Elmaraghy Linda Payne Payne Charles Elmaraghy MD Nationwide Children's Hospital

Ohio board blocks lawyers from aiding marijuana ventures

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct ruled that attorneys cannot assist in forming or operating medical marijuana related businesses in Ohio because marijuana remains a federal crime. The decision questions whether a law protecting professionals from employer discipline applies to lawyers in this field.

Columbus Ohio State Supreme Court Board of Professional Conduct John Kasich Dan Ramos House Ramos Lorain Professional Conduct Board Stephen Huffman Tipp City

Mother in Ohio sentenced after toddler found dead in overheated room

Megan Giltz of Toledo was given a two year prison term for endangering a child and obstructing official business. The 2 year old, Robert, died after a room reached over 100 degrees due to high thermostat. Autopsy cited dehydration and heart problems as significant factors.

Ohio Toledo Lucas Blade Giltz Peter Rost Associated Press Rost

Van crash kills teen, injures water polo team

In Richfield Township near Napoleon Ohio a van carrying Worthington Kilbourne High School girls water polo players was struck by a semitrailer. The van driver 45 year old Vicki Fisher and four players were injured. two of the injured are Fisher’s daughters. A passenger not on the team Courtney Fisher, 19, died at the scene. The semitrailer driver Dillin Chiow was uninjured. The crash prompted school crisis response efforts and counseling for students and families.

Napoleon Ohio Vicki Fisher Henry County Sheriff’s Office Worthington Kilbourne High School Columbus Courtney Fisher Richfield Betsey Fisher Melanie Fisher Samantha Fink Sydney Zullich Toledo Sheriff's Office Dillin Chiow Michael Bodenbender Wcmh-Tv Worthington City

Judge tosses suit against Ohio State's fired band director

A federal judge dismissed Jonathan Waters's civil-rights lawsuit against Ohio State University, ending his bid for reinstatement and damages after he was fired in July 2014 for alleged involvement in a "sexualized culture" within the marching band. The judge found Waters engaged in more serious conduct than a cheerleading coach and rejected claims of reverse gender bias or scapegoating related to a separate Title IX inquiry. Waters indicated he would review options with his lawyers while OSU maintained Waters was an at-will employee.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Jonathan Waters Waters James Graham Ohio State Graham Lenee Buchman Buchman University

Man found guilty in central Ohio bus crash deaths

In Columbus, 63-year-old Terrance Trent was found guilty on two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide and two counts of vehicular assault for a 2014 crash that killed 21-year-old Stephanie Fidelkorn and 58-year-old William Lewis and injured the bus driver and a passenger. Trent claimed panic after his girlfriend struck him as he drove.

Columbus Ohio Terrance Trent Stephanie Fidelkorn William Lewis Trent

Ohio must accept Planned Parenthood grant application

A federal judge ruled that Ohio’s health department must consider a Planned Parenthood grant application. The law blocking funds to groups that perform abortions was to take effect in May but is paused by a temporary restraining order. The order expires Friday, and the department must review the application under the judge’s directive.

Ohio Planned Parenthood Cincinnati Health Department U.S Michael Barrett

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