Saddam Husseins relative captured in Syria
Iraqi officials said Syrian authorities captured Sabawi Ibrahim al Hasan, Saddam Hussein’s half brother and 29 Baath Party officials, and handed them to Iraq. Al Hasan, once an adviser accused of financing insurgents, was seized in Hasakah near the Iraqi border and transferred with others after the Hariri assassination.
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Polar Bear Plunge Sparks Chaos in New Carlisle
More than 50 participants braved 35 degree water for a winter plunge in New Carlisle. The chaotic event drew crowds as revelers ran and shouted, underscoring the spirited community ritual.
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Middletown hosts fan session with Bengals star Rudi Johnson
Cincinnati Bengals running back Rudi Johnson, 25, flew from Virginia Beach to Middletown for a packed autograph event at All Pro Sports Cards on Central Avenue. About 200 fans lined the sidewalk while a fan for a day contest winner joined a dinner at the Manchester Inn.
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Centerville Girl Scout troops aid recovering NC soldier
Centerville Girl Scout Troops 1231 and 862 adopted Sgt. Joseph Bozik of Wilmington, NC, who lost both legs and an arm in Iraq. From Walter Reed, he thanked the girls for the CDs DVDs and magazines they sent, and for their messages of support.
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Memorials ban to begin in public right of way enforcement
The city will start enforcing a law prohibiting memorials in the public right of way starting Tuesday. Snowy weather is forecast for the area today.
Nanotechnology gains traction in market via Cedarville firm
Ohio's nanotechnology summit highlights progress from lab to marketplace. Applied Sciences Inc. of Cedarville, led by Max Lake, profiles persistent path to commercialization. The company formed Pyrograf Products in 1996 and Nanographite Materials in 2000 as a joint venture with GSI Creos Corp.
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