Ohio economic development bonds boost industry in Ohio
State Senator Harry Meshel outlines the Ohio Economic Development Financing Act. The first 70 million bond sale funds below market loans, land purchases, and loan guarantees to grow jobs and modernize firms. Emphasis on small and medium businesses forming the backbone of recovery and diversification for long term stability.
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Harry Meshel
Ohio
Gertrude Donahey
New York
Senate
Ohio General Assembly
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Dayton
More bugs in store for Ohio this spring
The Martins Ferry Times Leader discusses expected mosquito surges as rains raise hatch rates after a dry spell. Ohio Department of Health predicts a higher population in two weeks, urging residents to empty standing water and apply a light vegetable oil to exposed areas to limit breeding.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio Departent of Health
Sing a Love Song to God and Share News with Others
A meditation notes how singing to the elderly at a nursing home lifted spirits and mirrored the Isaiah 61 message of bringing good news. It urges daily opportunities to serve as God’s messenger and ends with a prayer and thought for the day. The excerpt shifts to unrelated notes on foreign capital in Australia and energy trends in the U.S.—from coal’s dominance in 1900 to postwar declines.
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Amy
Isaiah
God
Babylon
Doors Open in America for Graduates Hopeful Future
In a high school graduation column the speaker urges local seniors to set high goals and pursue them with hard work. He cites Lincoln Edison and Michelangelo on luck and persistence, and mentions Congressman Williams inviting questions at district and Washington offices with contact numbers.
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Lincoln
U.S
Thomas Edison
America
Congressman Williams
Youngstown Rd. SE
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
The People's Lawyer Fighting Organized Crime in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General calls for statewide authority to investigate organized crime. He cites $3 billion in annual illicit activity and outlines failures of current law, urging support for Senate Bill 131 to empower the AG's office to investigate, arrest, and convene grand juries. He cites past cases and asks for rapid legislative action.
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William J. Brown
Ohio
Standard Oil of
General Assembly
Attorney General's Office
BCI
Perry Township
Stark County
Roseville
Muskingum County
FBI
Geauga County Sheriff's Office
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Better Business Bureau warns on home study courses and scams
BBB advises careful selection of home study and correspondence programs. Accreditation honesty and contract terms matter, with cautions about degree mills, licensing, and hidden costs. Verify school validity via catalogs, BBB contact, state education dept, and job placement rates. Include cooling off rights and written terms before signing.
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BBB
Selec
Department of Education
Federal Trade Commission
Montage A special case
A humorous essay by Joan Cochran recounts how ordinary purchases and experiences turn chaotic. She describes a dress with animated seams, wallpaper that resembles Salvador Dali landscapes, a car brake light that refuses to go off, a malfunctioning new stove, and a calendar of holidays when mischief returns. The narrator argues these events label her as a “special case.”
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Joan Cochran
Versailles
General Motors
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