Four Malaria Cases Confirmed Among Nigerian Festival Attendees
At least four Americans who attended the 2nd World Black African Festival of Arts and Culture in Lagos January 15 to February 12 have malaria. CDC officials warn others to seek care, continue malaria prophylaxis for six weeks after returning, and monitor symptoms. Three cases are plasmodium falciparum, one is plasmodium ovale.
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New York
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Africa
National Center For Disease Control
United States
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Vietnam
Ohio Senate panel opens hearings on gas drilling
Ohio lawmakers convene hearings on bills to lift the Lake Erie drilling ban while a parody calendar reform proposal seeks to shift winter days to summer. Senate and House members weigh energy strategy amid environmental concerns and political maneuvering.
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Galbraith
Energy and Public Utilities Committee
Anthony Calabrese
Cleveland
General Assembly
Indian Lake
Logan County
Walter L. White
Lima
Ohio voting reform bill gains support from out-of-state experts
Senate hearing on Tony Hall’s omnibus voting reform bill drew backing from Texas Secretary of State Mark White and officials from Wisconsin and Minnesota. They endorsed postcard and door-to-door registration, election day registration, and a master voter list, while noting low fraud in their states.
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Dayton
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Senate
William Bablitch
Madison
Wis
Ted W. Brown
Ohio Republican Party
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
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United Auto Workers
Carter
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Poorest districts face highest cost for school facilities
Ohio State education expert Walter G Hack notes state aid only supplements current spending and districts must fund construction bonds from local taxes. A district with $10 000 taxable property per student must levy four times the millage of a district with $40 000 per pupil to raise the same facility funds. The piece also mentions Wednesday as Woden's Day in archaic lore.
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Ohio State University
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