From inmate to model for others former convict Roy Stone
Cincinnati AP Roy Stone, once serving a life sentence for habitual criminal activity, credits a letter to a spinally injured youth and support from the Atkinson family with changing his path. Since leaving jail in 1975 he has married, coached, and plans to buy a home while hoping for a pardon and to adopt children.
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Japan leads in industrial robot numbers worldwide
Japan operates about 5 000 industrial robots led by 2 000 units in use while the United States has 1 500 and Sweden features the highest per capita robot density with roughly 400 machines in operation.
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Sunset legislation eyed to trim Ohio state agencies
Ohio Governor's Task Force on Commission Review publishes a 260 agency inventory and urges sunset measures. The panel says proliferation of boards and commissions has produced obsolete or nonfunctional bodies.
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Utah study finds cold turkey aids quitting smoking best
University of Utah research suggests quitting cold turkey improves success over tapering off. Coffee avoidance and family support further boost quitting odds, with findings noted after years of study.
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