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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2019
Page
1
Mueller has delivered his final report to the attorney general ending the Russia inquiry. The Justice Department rules require a confidential note outlining prosecutions or declines. The form could range from a brief bullet list to a lengthy public report, with the White House watching closely for guidance.
Canal Fulton eyes a 1.78 million project to build a water tower on Arcadia Street NW near Route 21 as part of a northwest side development. City manager Mark Cozy says start date is undecided, with the city negotiating for acquisition of the 15 acre parcel. A downtown car dealership relocation is also part of the effort.
Massillon police dog Inca spots a suspect portrayed by Apple Creek Police Chief Jason Woodruff during a training exercise at the shuttered Affinity hospital. Independent photos by Kevin Whitlock show a dramatic drill as SWAT teams operate inside the building. Online coverage includes videos and a photo gallery at IndeOnline.com.
In Massillon a police dog named Inca bit an intruder during a training session as Officer Miguel Riccio gave commands and announced surrender. The responding officer, described as from SEE TRAINING, A5, sustained no reported injuries.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine urged restoring his gas tax proposal after lawmakers trimmed it, highlighting a study of 150 dangerous intersections. He said immediate safety improvements are possible if an 18 cent per gallon increase is approved, stressing roads are a moral obligation.
Federal appeals court affirms Ohio statute ending state funding to abortion providers. The ruling sets a precedent for state control over funding streams and could affect clinics receiving public money. Officials say the decision reinforces legislative intent and may influence future funding policies.
Anna White, a Jackson High School senior, won the spot of featured twirler for Clemson University's marching band. The Independent reports her selection as a notable local achievement highlighted in Monday’s edition.
James Pritchett of Perry Township claims bragging rights with a witty caption about Direct TV. Read more entries at IndeOnline com and send your own line to IndeNews IndeOnline com or 729 Lincoln Way E Massillon Ohio.
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