Fluoridation battle continues in Cincinnati court
In Cincinnati, opponents and supporters packed the appellate courtroom as the 1st Ohio District Court of Appeals heard arguments over water fluoridation. Spectators were asked to leave for decorum concerns while a hearing on cancer links to fluoride proceeded, with Judge Shannon noting limits on reintroducing questions. The panel took the case under advisement.
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Jobs rise in Ohio as unemployment falls in March
Ohio total employment increased in March with unemployment down to 8.2 percent from 8.9 as 383000 civilians were jobless. Nonmanufacturing sectors led gains in services, trade and local government while factory work rose 1.2 percent amid auto industry recall activity.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Employment Service
Kissinger Visit to Ghana Cancelled Amid Ghanaian Sick Leader
Secretary of State Kissinger faces cancellation of his Ghana visit amid Ghanaian officials citing Col Ignatius Acheampong illness. U S officials blame Soviet diplomats for agitation while Kissinger arrives in Zaire en route to discuss Africa policy and cocoa price stability.
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Moscow
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Angola
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Tragic Runway Crash Kills and Injures Dozens in Virgin Islands
American Airlines jet strikes embankment on runway at Harry S. Truman Airport in Charlotte Amalie. Forty seven dead or missing and 57 treated at Knud-Hamsen Hospital. Plane carried 81 passengers and seven crew, including three infants. some injured flown to Puerto Rico.
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St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
American Airlines Today
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Puerto Rico
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Shell
St Thomas Bay
Stewart Named Middletown Head Coach After Walker Legacy
Ted Stewart elevated to Middletown High School head basketball coach in Dalton, replacing Paul Walker. Stewart, 35, has served as Walker’s assistant for five years and will present to the school board for approval tonight. He started coaching at Ballard Memorial before moving through several Indiana schools and Middletown’s junior varsity squad. Stewart will announce assistants later.
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Freshman
Barbourville
Union College
Gwen
Tricycles Authorized On Sidewalks By Ohio Law
The Ohio General Assembly sent Gov James A Rhodes a bill to legalize child sized tricycles on sidewalks after correcting a two year old ban. A 20 mph bicycle speed limit remains, with an amendment lifting it previously added. Rhodes will sign on return from Japan, after conference committee approval.
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Ohio
Fifth
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Douglas Applegate
Steubenville
House
Senate
Japan
Ohio frost softens as cold snap eases
The Associated Press reports scattered frost possible tonight in northern Ohio with temperatures in the 30s. Thursday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s as the cold air outbreak slowly reforms, a wedge from central Canada to the Mid Atlantic coast easing today and Friday.
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Ohio
Canada
Middletown Weather: Clear Tonight With Mild Thursday
Clear skies and upper 30s for Middletown tonight. Highs in the mid 60s Thursday. Yesterday's high 46 and overnight low 30. Outlook shows a chance of showers Friday and Saturday with clearing Sunday.
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