Remains Found in Oxford for Missing Professor Capel
Remains of 81 year old former Miami University professor Charles Capel were located by a hunter in Oxford Township about a mile from his Patrick Drive home. Dental records confirmed the identity with no signs of foul play found and pathologists may determine the cause of death later. Capel’s daughter Gail Stephenoff expressed a mix of grief and relief upon confirmation.
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Lakota grad wounded in Iraq dies in ambush
Cincinnati report says Lakota East High School graduate Marine Cpl. Andrew Ethridge, 23, was ambushed during a Fallujah raid. Two other Marines died. Ethridge, from Monroe, is recovering at his Hawaii base.
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Local hospitals not restricting visitors this flu season
Middletown Regional will not restrict visitors during flu season as part of a broader policy allowing more access to patients. The forecast notes partly cloudy skies today with a high near 44 and a low around 31.
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Casino consultant upbeat on Ohio Indian casino push
Casino consultant Terry Casey told a Middletown Chamber luncheon that strong interest exists in bringing Indian casino gambling to Ohio. He cited economic benefits of a large gaming and entertainment complex near I 75 and Ohio 63, while noting Gov. Taft opposes legalization. Pastor David Colp challenged the plan, warning of potential family harm.
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Remembering the Riverfront Coliseum disaster on its 25th anniversary
Cincinnati marks the 25th anniversary of the 1979 Riverfront Coliseum tragedy in which 11 concertgoers died in a stampede for seats at a Who show. Survivors recount being lifted off the floor as thousands crowded the arena and a wave of panic swept through.
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Danforth resigns as U S ambassador to United Nations
U S Ambassador John Danforth resigns after five months at the United Nations. He aimed to secure peace in Sudan and noted a promise to end the civil war by year end, though Western Darfur conflict remains unresolved. He will retire to St Louis with his wife Sally on January 20.
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Fallujah Marines uncover torture chamber evidence
U.S. Marines descended into a dark Fallujah basement believed to house an insurgent torture center. Bloodstains and a bloody hand print on a wall were found along with fingernails in a wall hole, suggesting torture and a tunnel escape attempt. Marines collected forensic samples as Majs Weems and Ray called the scene tangible proof of horrific acts by insurgents.
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