Hugh D Auchincloss III dies lifelong friend of Kennedy
Hugh D Auchincloss III, stepbrother of Jacqueline Kennedy and Gore Vidal, died at 87 from B cell lymphoma at his Rhode Island home. He lived at Hammersmith Farm Newport and remained involved with the environment, the historical society and the U S Naval War College. Maya Auchincloss called him a gentle soul with humor and warmth.
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Arizona family wins suit over chemical coated toy kit
The Monjes won a 435000 dollar federal verdict against Moose Enterprise and Spin Master after their toddler swallowed Aqua Dots beads that metabolize into GHB the date rape drug. The case held Moose liable for development and manufacturing and Spin Master for failing safety tests with partial responsibility. Toys R Us was named but not held responsible.
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Space Station panel features astronauts on ISS life and future talks
An Askan Astronaut panel, the first SSP event open to the public, includes insights from Yi and Nespoli about adapting to zero gravity and seeing South Korea from space. Upcoming talks cover Clarke, Kennedy and Nixon space program, and the Columbia tragedy. All events stream on ISU live channel.
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Ohio budget faces abortion transfer rule fights and FCC timing
The budget page notes a wait on FCC rulings on internet versus landlines while Republicans push amendments to boost water quality transit and adult protective services. Democrats balk at abortion transfer distance limits and a variance for Dayton’s Women’s Med Center, arguing the measures threaten women’s access as AP data show closures linked to transfer rules.
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Cleveland
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Charleta Tavares
Columbus
Ohio
Tavares
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Michigan
Deputy Sheridan's firing contested in state review fight
The Board of Review hearing on Sheridan's appeal of his dismissal has not been scheduled. The suit alleges a deputy falsely accused by Trudie and Hart of sexual conduct, damaging Sheridan's reputation and risking back pay if a filing date issue favors the union. The Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association represents the union in the matter.
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Obituaries Peggy Butterworth and Roberta Barnes
Peggy L Butterworth 76 of Albany died June 19 2015 at Hickory Creek Nursing Center Arrangements by Bigony Jordan Funeral Home Roberta Ann Bert Waugh Barnes died June 15 2015 after a long cancer battle Funeral arrangements by Lewis Gillum Funeral Home Jackson Ohio
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Albany
Peggy L Butterworth
Hickory Creek Nursing Center
Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home
Jackson
Roberta Ann
Bert” (Waugh) Barnes
Lewis & Gillum Funeral Home
Ohio
Two Athens County inmates sentenced on drug and break in charges
Jeffrey Spears, 32, of Glouster, received four years after pleading guilty to three counts of trafficking and one breaking and entering, all fifth degree felonies. Jack Woods, 42, of Athens, got 30 months after two cocaine trafficking counts. Gregory Perry, 29, of Athens, pleaded guilty to failure to appear and was sentenced to 18 months. Investigations involved local police and sheriff offices.
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Jeffrey Spears
Glouster
George McCarthy
Spears
Jack Woods
Athens
Woods
Ohio University Police Department
Gregory Perry
Perry
Man convicted in stabbing case with varied sentencing notes
The case recounts Craig stabbing Nott three times after an argument at her home. He altered evidence by placing the knife and ring in bags. The court memorandum cites diminished capacity and intoxication as factors, notes age and health considerations, and discusses sentencing ranges from 10 to 35 years amid prior OVI and minor offenses. Craig remains jailed on a $1 million bond.
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Southeastern Ohio
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