Indicted corrections officer accused of theft in office
Hamilton County grand jury charged Brian Baer a 26 year old Harrison resident with theft in office for allegedly collecting 21718.87 in pay while not reporting discharge from the Army Baer opened with the sheriff in 2002 and was suspended after arrest in December Baer had been activated for Iraq but did not serve overseas and did not inform the sheriff of his discharge
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Brian Baer
U.S. Army
Iraq
Baer
Harrison
Sheriff's
Steve Barnett
Springdale
Sheriff’s Office
Justice Center
Sheriff's Office
Cincinnati officers to assist D C inauguration security
Cincinnati will send 51 officers to Washington from Monday through Thursday to provide supplemental uniformed presence for the presidential inauguration. The move, arranged by City Manager Valerie Lemmie, involves federal reimbursement of salaries and overtime and hotel costs.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police Division
Washington
D.C
Metropolitan Police Department
Valerie Lemmie
Joe Gentile
Gentile
Lemmie
Washington Post
Secret Service
Washington Area
Homeland Security
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
U.S. Coast Guard, Customs and Border Protection
Transportation Security Administration
Department of Defense
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Turnpike workers issue strike notice in Ohio
Ohio Turnpike workers issued a strike notice six weeks after a Pennsylvania walkout disrupted tolls. If a strike occurs, tolls would be flat at 1 dollar car 5 dollars bus 10 dollars large vehicle, with distance ignored. The Ohio Turnpike Commission prepared to operate to keep traffic moving.
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Cleveland
Ohio Turnpike
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania
Gary Chaison
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Gary Tiboni
Teamsters Local 436
Turnpike
Gary Suhadolnik
Teamsters
Turnpike Authority
Ohio Turnpike Workers May Strike as Contract Talks Fail
Ohio Turnpike workers could strike as early as Jan 21 after giving 10 days notice. Three-year contract for 704 toll takers and 293 maintenance workers expired Dec 31 and was extended to Jan 17. The dispute centers on health care costs with a proposed $66 monthly family plan and a wage demand of 5 percent versus a 1 percent offer. fact finder suggested 3.5 percent first year, 3 percent thereafter. Associated Press.
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Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike
The
Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Tiboni
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Commission
Fact Finder
Unions seek repeal of Ohio campaign finance law
The Ohio AFL-CIO plans a repeal to overturn December special session legislation. A statewide labor meeting in Columbus approved the effort to place the measure on the November ballot, with a March 31 deadline to collect 193,740 signatures. Benchmarked by higher individual and PAC limits, the bill faces broad opposition from unions and supporters like Governor Taft’s spokesman.
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Columbus
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Bill Burga
The
Labor Federation
Burga
Donald McTigue
Jim Petro
Petro
Voice of Labor
Bob Taft
Orest Holubec
Taft
McTigue
Cincinnati restaurant group backs council member against smoking ban
A coalition of family owned Cincinnati bars and restaurants joins Councilman David Crowley to oppose a proposed city wide smoking ban in public places. Crowley argues a ban would hurt the economy and drive customers and businesses to nearby Kentucky towns. A December advisory panel found both sides but offered no clear recommendation.
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Cincinnati
David Crowley
Crowley
Mount Adams
Kentucky
Norwood
St. Bernard
Alicia Reece
Reece
Clean Indoor Air Coalition
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Jean-Robert
Pigall’s
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
Autopsy Photo Controversy in Cincinnati Case
The Brady family murder case in federal court centers on photographer Thomas Condon who allegedly photographed autopsy bodies with props. Attorneys say coroner staff enabled Condon from Aug 2000 to Jan 2001, depicting abuse of 559 bodies and a 19 year old mother. The nonbinding proceeding aims to gauge settlement leverage and assign accountability among Condon Tobias and county officials.
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Cincinnati
John
Pat” Brady Jr
Hamilton County
Thomas Condon
Brady
Condon
Carl L. Parrott Jr
Jonathan Tobias
Lou Gilligan
U.S
S. Arthur Spiegel
Gerhardstein
Terry Daly
Gary Utz
Mike Allen
Parrott
Tobias
Dr. Parrott
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Cincinnati Post
Cincy
Tony Dejar
Associated Press
North Ridgeville
Youngstown State University
John Russo
University
Center For
Willam Hershey
Cincinnati Council
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