Ohio bill aims to curb left leaning college faculty
Four Republican Ohio state senators seek an academic bill of rights to limit classroom speech and establish a formal grievance process for faculty and students who feel discriminated against. Critics warn it would threaten intellectual freedom and misrepresent faculty ideology.
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Jim Jordan
Urbana
Gary Cates
West Chester
Wright State University
Paulette Olson
WSU
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Larry Mumper
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Lynn Wachtmann
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Allawi urges unity after Iraq election for democracy
Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi urged national unity to back democracy after historic elections. Al Qaida in Iraq vowed to press its holy war despite millions voting. Partial results possible today, full hand-count results within ten days.
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Patrols Up On I-75 Stretch In Local Area
Ohio Highway Patrol and county and local police will boost patrols along I-75 and main roads in Springboro Franklin and nearby townships for the next month ending March 6. The blitz aims to curb speeding and warns nine alcohol related fatalities and eleven unbelted deaths in the area, with focus on weekend nights and weekday mornings and afternoons.
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Franklin
Ohio Highway Patrol
Warren County
Highway Patrol
Jenny L. McDonald
Bunnell Hill Road
Clearcreek
Benjamin R. Foulke
Deerfield Township
Mason
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
CareView and Fidelity merge amid revenue slide
Two health agencies, CareView Home Health and Fidelity, announce a merger as revenue declines push consolidation. The announcement appears on Page B1 with details on strategy and expected effects.
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Father mourns soldier's death in Iraq
Westchester area honors Pfc. James Miller IV who died Sunday near a polling place in Iraq. Miller, 22, a 2001 Anderson High School graduate, believed in the mission and served since August. His father James H. Miller III spoke of the loss, noting bombs are made from pop cans and praying for all soldiers overseas.
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Jury selection begins in Jackson abuse case
Michael Jackson appeared in a Santa Maria courtroom to face charges he molested a teenage cancer patient and supplied alcohol at Neverland Ranch. Prospective jurors were vetted as fans gathered outside, shouting support and booing the accuser’s backers.
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Santa Maria
Calif
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California
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