Snowden case fuels debate over death penalty stance
Attorney General Holder told the Russian government the United States does not intend to seek the death penalty for Edward Snowden, charged with three offenses and facing up to 30 years in prison if convicted. A separate break in at Java Johnny's Coffee Shop led to a suspect found hiding in a tree with a photo of his face on the screen saver. An estimated 400 motorcyclists are expected at the BI Brian Dulle Memorial Ride this morning. A Cincinnati spine surgeon was charged with fraudulently billing Medicare for unnecessary operations. Ohio College Opportunity Grant funds, delayed for three weeks, are being distributed to students this week.
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U.S
National Security Agency
Edward Snowden
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Johnny
Brian Dulle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Morsi charges spark mass protests in Egypt
Hundreds of thousands join rival rallies after state media says ousted president Mohammed Morsi faces murder related charges and a formal investigation, signaling heightened tensions across the country and a fragile transition.
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Mohammed Morsi
Ohio budget trims funding for Miami Middletown
The Middletown Journal reports Ohio’s 2014 state budget increases total education funding to nearly 1.8 billion while linking half of state aid to graduation rates. Four regional colleges are slated for the largest gains amid a push to boost degree attainment nationally.
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Tsuneo Ferguson
Miami University
Middletown
MU Middletown
Greg Lynch
Miami
Ohio
Middletown Journal
Castro pleads guilty in Cleveland rape case
Ariel Castro pleaded guilty to 937 counts in a deal to avoid the death penalty. Prosecutors recommended life without parole plus 1,000 years for the 53 year old as he acknowledged a sexual problem and past abuse as the motive.
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Cleveland
Ariel Castro
Castro
Liberty Center project path to public funds set
Local officials asked for conditions before contributing to a $300 million Liberty Center retail, residential and office complex planned for Liberty Township at Ohio 129, I-75 and Liberty Way. The agreement with developer Yaromir Steiner commits up to $43 million in public funds as part of Butler County's largest development.
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Butler County
Liberty Center
Liberty Two
Ohio 129
Interstate 75
Liberty Way
Yaromir Steiner
Columbus
Steiner + Associates
Butler County, Steiner Associates sign Master Development Agreement
A Master Development Agreement was signed Thursday by Butler County officials, Liberty Two officials, and developer Steiner Associates. The agreement details development plans and expected timelines for the project, with more information available online at MiddletownJournal.com.
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Butler County
Liberty Two
Steiner + Associates
MiddletownJournal.com
FDA Proposes Rules to Hold Importers Responsible for Abroad Food Safety
The FDA would require U S importers to verify that their foreign suppliers handle and process fruit, cheese, and other foods safely. The proposal aims to curb outbreaks linked to imported items, including hepatitis A and listeria, by shifting compliance costs to industry at about 472 million dollars annually.
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Food and Drug Administration
U.S
FDA
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