Deputy wounded in drive-through robbery and deputy chase
Brandon Roberts confronted two suspects at the Lazy Dog drive through on Ohio 127 in Milford Township. Kendrick fired a deer slug wounding Roberts. the pair stole the deputy’s weapons and cruiser, then led police on a chase before crashing into a culvert. Funds are being raised for Roberts, with donations directed to the Deputy Brandon Roberts Fund at local banks.
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Ohio 127
Milford
Brandon Roberts
Kendrick
Roberts
Morris
Alicia
Brandon
Badin High School
Alicia Roberts
Miami University
Sheriff's Office
Zach Glutz
Daniel Cox
Hueston Woods Park
Piper
Fairfield Township
Vernon Shobe
First Financial
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Hanover St
Hamilton
Mother of boy speaks on teen video incident
The boy’s mother discusses with the other teen girls’ parent the possibility of teens being intimate and using protection. She says her son was involved in the tape, surprised the youngest girl was involved, and notes he has acted morally. She opposes pornography and calls bracelet trends harmful.
Teens Say Oral Sex Is Safe Sex In Clark County
In Springfield area report, teens view oral sex as risk free. Bonsell, nursing supervisor, says abstinence alone may not curb all sexual activity. Banaszak of Real Life program notes rising abstinence while attitudes toward oral sex shift after a president's declaration.
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Springfield
James Bonsell
Bonsell
Clark County
Pat Banaszak
New Carlisle
Banaszak
University of Dayton
GOP retreats on ethics rules shake up House politics
Washington Republicans abruptly rescinded a slate of ethics rules that blocked the ethics panel. House Speaker Dennis Hastert cited moving the issue from headlines and letting Tom DeLay answer questions about foreign trips and lobbyist ties. Democrats criticized the flip as stalling while the House remained without a functioning ethics committee.
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Washington
U.S. House
Tom DeLay
House
Dennis Hastert
DeLay
Ethics Committee
Ethics Panel
House approves bill to curb abortions across state lines
The House passed a bill 270 to 157 to make it illegal to evade parental consent laws by taking minors out of state for abortions. It faces Senate action and has support from President Bush, while Democratic Rep. William Clay switched to support amid district pressure.
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House
Senate
Bush
America
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen
R-Fla
Bill Frist
R-Tenn
Amy Call
William Clay
Missouri
Clay
St. Louis
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Gop
Chuck Lindell
Rep
Louise Slaughter
D-N.y
Associate Press
Warren County
Warren County Human Services
Localnet.com
Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research
S. Clinton Ave
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Middletown
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