Cleveland deadly chase prompts 9 teen officers hearings
A review found 75 patrol officers violated orders during the November pursuit in Cleveland that left Timothy Russell and Malissa Williams dead after 137 shots. Nine teen officers face disciplinary hearings. punishments range from reprimand to suspension. Some officers appealed to the city safety director. one sergeant was fired in a related action.
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East Cleveland
Timothy Russell
Malissa Williams
Russell
Williams
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More Millennials Move Back Home In Record Share
A Pew Research Center analysis shows 21.6 million young adults ages 18 to 31, about 36 percent of millennials, lived in their parents' home in 2012. The rise began after 2007 and reflects lower employment, higher college attendance, and fewer marriages, with 39 percent of 18 to 24 year olds enrolled in college living at home.
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Pew Research Center
Pew
Richard Fry
Fry
Sally Koslow
Koslow
Retired Gee Faces Uncertain OSU Office Renovation
Ohio State University may not renovate two Page Hall rooms for former president emeritus E Gordon Gee. Trustees and officials say the $190000 project is only a proposal under review, with decisions pending trustee approval and a successor search underway.
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Ohio State University
E. Gordon Gee
Robert H. Schottenstein
Ohio State
Gee
Page Hall
Gayle Saunders
OSU
Schottenstein
Gordon Gee
Jay Laprete
Assocates Ene
Cleveland man Ari el Castro gets life with no parole
A Cleveland man, Ari el Castro, received life imprisonment without parole plus 1,000 years for kidnapping three women over a decade and repeatedly raping them. He will be isolated in prison for protection due to his high-profile case after sentencing and will undergo medical and mental health evaluations on arrival.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ariel Castro
Castro
Kings Island plans new world record ride on Son of Beast site
Planning documents show Kings Island will build a new coaster on the former Son of Beast site in southwest Ohio. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes zoning records reference a project called the 2014 Project as the ride. The park plans an Aug 8 announcement to unveil the attraction, described as a world record breaker. Son of Beast opened in 2000 as the tallest and fastest wooden coaster but faced shutdowns and injuries, closed in 2009, and was dismantled last year.
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Kings Island
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Activists press Kasich on radioactive drilling wastes
A group of 53 activists and eco-groups urge Gov. Kasich to have the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Health and Environmental Protection Agency answer questions about radioactive drilling wastes from Ohio and out-of-state companies. They seek transparent, complete answers about weaker waste definitions and potential contamination risks. Kasich’s office says rules are being tightened in the state budget, but critics remain unsatisfied.
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John Kasich
Kasich
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Chris Borello
Stark County
Plain Township
Rob Nichols
Borello
U.S. Epa
National Academy of Sciences
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