Former Bengal lobbies for kids care in Ohio
Boomer Esiason, ex Cincinnati Bengals quarterback, urged Ohio lawmakers to restore funding for the Bureau of Children with Medical Handicaps. He cites Rebecca Watson, a 10 year old with dermatomyositis, and his son Gunnar’s costly cystic fibrosis care. He notes proposed 16.5 percent cuts in the 2006 07 budget, the largest at the state Health Department, risking medical bills for thousands of families.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Boonie Esiason
Ohio
Rebecca Watson
Huber Heights
Jenifer
Mike Watson
Watsons
Rebecca
Bob Taft
State Department of Health
Esiason
Statehouse
Gunnar
Boomer
Bengals
Boomer Esiason
Bureau of Children With
Tanner Stainbrook
Ottawa
Jay Hottinger
Newark
Pat McGuiness
Akron
Today’s Journal Readers relish deals on recycled bargain books
Shoppers flock to a D1 feature on bargain books as the Today’s Journal highlights recycled titles. Savings draw in families and students seeking affordable reads in a low waste, hometown sale atmosphere.
Warren approves hike in license plate fees
Warren voters may see plates rise by five dollars to fund road construction in the growing county as officials consider the plan on Page B1. A separate notice notes council conversations begin Thursday. An ex-city worker pleads in a theft case and a finance employee receives community service.
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Warren
Weather Advice From D2 to A9 Classifieds
Weather guidance appears across sections D2 and A9 in the classifieds. The notes suggest practical tips for readers planning daily activities and weather aware decisions. Names of sources or agencies are not clearly readable in the fragment.
ODOT unveils area's upcoming road projects
ODOT announces a light construction season for District 8 with plans to ramp up in 2008 for I 75 widening from Cincinnati Dayton Road to Ohio 122 in Middletown. Projects include I 75 bridge repairs in Shelby and Miami counties and interchange work near I 70, with 70 percent of Ohio manufacturing nearby.
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Butler
Warren County
Ohio Department of Transportation
Cincinnati
Dayton Road
Ohio 122
Middletown
Ohio River
Dayton
Warren- Butler
Shelby County
Shelby
Miami County
Ohio 47
Warren
Butler Counties
Cincinnati-Dayton
Ohio
William Harrison
ODOT
District 7
District 8
Ron Mosby
Preble
Greene
Hamilton
Clermont
Clinton
Mosby
Four year old shot in head by brother in Hamilton
A 4-year-old Hamilton boy Delacy Smith was shot in the head by his 7-year-old brother while alone upstairs at 164 Washington St. The boy was hospitalized in critical condition at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital after being driven there from Fort Hamilton Hospital by 18-year-old Dyonta Embry Ross. Police said no 911 call was made and no charges are expected against the 7-year-old. Authorities say the two boys may have lived at the address and that Children Services removed the siblings from the home.
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Delacy Smith
Washington St
Smith
Fort Hamilton
Dyonta Embry Ross
Ross
Tom Kilgour
Butler County Children Services
Children Services
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Washington Street
Thousands rally in Beirut backing Syria amid Lebanon tension
In central Beirut thousands gathered in Riad Solh square to show support for Syria and oppose foreign intervention. Hezbollah led the rally chanting anti US messages as Syria redeployed troops nearer Lebanon. Protesters carried banners praising Syria and Lebanon’s independence, with many images of presidents and nationalist songs playing. President Bush urged full Syrian withdrawal, while demonstrators insisted Syria remain to protect Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Syria
Hezbollah
Bush
Riad Solh Square
U.S
U.N
Esraa Awarki
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