Nina Turner announces bid for Ohio Secretary of State
Cleveland Democrat Nina Turner officially launches 2014 campaign for Ohio Secretary of State with a Dayton stop and a tour aimed at promoting fair elections. She would face incumbent Republican Jon Husted, labeling him “secretary of suppression” amid party support from Mayor Frank Jackson and Rep. Marcia Fudge. Turner, a longtime advocate for women and workers, has framed the race as a duty to defend voting rights and expand the franchise.
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Nina Turner
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Frank Jackson
U.S
Marcia Fudge
Dayton
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Dayton Daily News
Cuyahoga Community College
Ohio Republican Party
Matt Borges
OSU settles mishandled test samples and training plan
Ohio State University completed reviews of two mishandled sample cases that threatened to close its medical laboratories. A settlement with federal authorities included a $268,000 payment and replacement of the lab director. The university will step up training and maintain federal certification while continuing to own and operate its labs.
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Columbus
Ohio State University Medical Laboratories
Bob Mackle
Ohio State
Mayo Clinic
Minnesota
OSU
Columbus Dispatch
Federal
Centers For Medicare
Medicaid Services
Tall Ships Return to Cleveland for Historic War of 1812 Week
The Port of Cleveland hosts a Tall Ships Festival with a dozen historic warships sailing in this week. From Wednesday through Sunday the ships will offer a glimpse of wooden sailing vessels used in the War of 1812, including the Pride of Baltimore under full sail near Voinovich Park.
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Baltimore
Voinovich
Ohio to use unspent federal aid to offset school cuts
Ohio will apply 19 million dollars in unspent federal aid from prior years to offset sequestration cuts, reducing the projected federal aid drop to about 3.6 percent. Officials warn districts will still feel the impact, especially those serving more economically disadvantaged and special education students. The move comes as Gov. Kasich signed a two year 62 billion state budget adding over 700 million in operating funds for schools. Final district level figures will be recalculated in a few weeks.
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Richard A. Ross
John Kasich
Ohio Department of Education
Fed
David Varda
Ohio Association of School Business Officials
Varda
Jeremy Marks
State Department of Education
Dave Yost
Arson conviction registry takes effect in Ohio
Ohio begins annual arson offender registration to aid investigations and deter repeat offenses. The non public registry applies to offenses committed in or outside Ohio and excludes those who completed sentences. Gas prices ease as Ohio drivers face lower pump costs ahead of the Fourth of July travel period.
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Ohio
Mike DeWine
Auto Club Aaa
Oil Price Information Service
Wright Express
Great Lakes
Davis-Besse Nuclear Plant Shuts Down After Malfunction
The Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station in northern Ohio automatically shut down after a coolant pump malfunction. No injuries occurred and officials say there is no public safety threat. NRC is monitoring. customers will not see power interruptions.
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Ohio
Toledo
Blade
Davis-Besse
Jennifer Young
FirstEnergy
Young
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Ohio State Band Receives $1 Million Funding Boost
Ohio State University hikes marching band funding to 1 million dollars for three years, enabling travel to four away games Cal ifornia Purdue Illinois and Michigan this season. The increase splits among Arts and Sciences Athletics and the Office of the President, lifting the band above rivals and expanding representation at stadiums nationwide.
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College of Arts and Sciences and
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College of Arts and Sciences
College
Lib- Bet
Vom
John Banghoff
Grove City
Cal
Ifornia
Purdue
Illinois
Michigan
Joseph Steinmetz
Arts and Sciences
University
Steinmetz
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