Two Injured In I-75 Crash Near Ohio 73 Interchange
A southbound car on Interstate 75 veered off the roadway and struck a tree just south of the Ohio 73 interchange around 12:30 a.m. Ohio Highway Patrol from the Lebanon Post and Franklin police responded. conditions and victims were not yet released.
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Ohio 73
Ohio Highway Patrol
Lebanon Post
Franklin
Road rage suspect indicted in fatal stabbing case
Franklin County prosecutors indicted 38 year old Michael Gover on aggravated murder murder and tampering with evidence for fatally stabbing Jason Schmalenberger during a road rage incident near a van Schmalenberger drove. Gover had previously served 14 years for voluntary manslaughter.
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Columbus
Michael Gover
Jason Schmalenberger
Schmalenberger
Gover
Franklin County
Ron O’brien
Slaying loophole closes with bill
Ohio tightens jurisdiction to prosecute killings that begin in state but end out of state. Gov Taft signed the measure after the state Supreme Court overturned a murder conviction in the 1999 deaths of Aaron Land and Brian Muha, Franciscan University students. Terrell Yarbrough, previously sentenced to death, faces potential Pennsylvania prosecution for the Steubenville murders.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bob Taft
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Terrell Yarbrough
Pennsylvania
Yarbrough
Aaron Land
Brian Muha
Franciscan University
Steubenville
Tax cutoff moves up in Warren County communities
Pike Way, Warren County areas including Franklin and Springboro face earlier tax filing deadlines as city taxes rise. In 2004 Springboro collected 7.04 million, now projected at 8.2 million due to a city law change lowering the tax credit. Officials note messaging has been spread but some residents may still miss the deadline.
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Pine Warren County
Franklin
Carlisle
Lebanon
Springboro
Middletown
Monroe
Trenton
Butler County
Robyn Brown
Debbie Billeter
Fairborn
Billeter
Joy Bond
St. Marys
Anna, Botkins
Fort Laramie
Jackson Center
Russia
Shelby County
Bacco
Echeck
House
Taft
Senate
Bill Harris
Ashland
Harris
Conference Committee
Indicted Plot 3 Suspects Targeted Major Financial Sites
Prosecutors say the men conducted surveillance on the stock exchange and Citicorp building in New York, the Prudential building in Newark, and IMF and World Bank in Washington. Video surveillance in Manhattan around April 2001 links to Barot found on a Pakistan computer. The indictment notes plotting continued until August 2004. Officials cite al Qaeda history and cautions amid a political backdrop.
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Stock Exchange and Citicorp
New York
Prudential
Newark
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Washington
Manhattan
U.S
Barot
Pakistan
Comey
United States
al-Qaida
Bush
England
Tarmohammed
Shaffi
Britain
Crown Prosecution Service
Raymond Kelly
Mayoral Address Sparks Debate on Direct Election
Mayors and city leaders debated making a state of the city address mandatory and annual. Vice Mayor Nancy Nix backed direct election, while voters face a November decision to adopt direct mayoral elections and cut two at large council seats. Local officials recalled a long gap since the last such address.
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Miami Valley
Nix
Ohio budget plan faces cuts and tax shifts amid dispute
Ohio lawmakers debate a austere budget cutting programs for the poor while trimming Medicaid growth and shifting funds. Democrats decry tax breaks for the wealthy and higher sales and utility taxes as Republicans defend restraints and reforms.
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Husted
House
Chris Redfern
Catalina Island
Ohio
Dixie Allen
Dayton
Keith Faber
Celina
Diana Fessler
New Carlisle
Executive Branch
Senate
Taft
Bureau For
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