Columbus magician crafts metal tricks for world markets
George Kirkendall, 44, of Upper Arlington, runs a basement shop turning precision metal devices for magicians. He sells 40 items worldwide from 15 to 200 dollars, earns about 20 000 yearly, and restores antique gear including a pre 1800 mechanical peacock once used by Houdin. He chairs Ohio Magic Hobby Club with 52 members.
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Kirkendall
Upper Arlington
Taylor Instruments& Co
Rochester
N.Y
Magic Hobby Club of
Ohio
United
Robert Houdin
Ohio lawmakers weigh helmet law repeal battle in legislature
Ohio highway safety officials oppose two bills to allow cyclists to ride with or without helmets. The House committee begins hearings on identical measures by Reps. Lee and Tranter as federal rules loosen. Officials cite 31 percent fewer motorcycle deaths over three years after the 1968 law and note helmets aid visibility and safety.
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Columbus
Ohio
Highway Safety Department
Ouse Transportation and Urban Affairs Com
Charles .Ee. Meechanicsburg
Terry M Tran
California
Tranter
Georgia Blackwell
Hamilton County
Blackwell
Gas shutoff bill hearings continue in Ohio Senate
Senate hearings on a bill by Sen. Timothy McCormack would require utilities to follow a 30 day past due rule, in person contact, and welfare department review before shutoffs. Utilities warn of higher bad debt while supporters push protections for customers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Senate
Timothy McCormack
D-31
Euclid
Ohio Edison
McCormack
County Welfare Department
Public Utilities Commission
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Commission
East Ohio Gas
Servin
PUCO
Neal F. Zimmers Jr
D-5
Dayton
Valley View High honor roll lists 144 students
Valley View High School announced the fourth six weeks honor roll with 144 students. Included are 45 seniors, 23 juniors, 43 sophomores, and 33 freshmen, followed by long lists of seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen by name.
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Germantown
Valley View High School
Middletown Christian High School Honors Second Quarter List
The Middletown Christian High School named its second quarter honor roll. Recipients include Tina Carroll Patty Freeman Helen Helton Nancy Hopkins Tim Schimkus Greg Burdine Kathy Cox Theresa Greene Melody Harbach Dick Burdine Marilynn Cape Keena Consert Janice Lacy Dariene Simpson Sharon Reed Scott Haynes Janine Combs.
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Middletown Christian High School
Tina Carroll
Patty Freeman
Helen Helton
Nancy Hopkins
Tim
Greg Burdine
Kathy Cox
Theresa Greene
Melody Harbach
Dick Burdine
Marilynn Cape
Keena Consert
Janice Lacy
Dariene Simpson
Sharon Reed
Scott Haynes
Janine Combs
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Columbus Man’s the
George Kirkendall
States
Vanishing Art
Ohio Highway Safety Department
Zimmers
Cincinnati
Illinois
Nebraska
Sake Holeon Protection
Richie
Central
Dale Carnegie
Middletown
Dale
Carnegie
ED W. Grooms & Associates
Paddock Rd
Valley View
Donna Abies
Dan Alldred
Robyn Case
Vicki Cole
Patricia Comley
Kristy Cordell
Todd Daugherty
Teresa Deaton
Randy Delph
James Derksen
Pamela Doolin
Dana Eby
Chris Harting
Amy Heininger
Mary Hollenbaugh
Kathy Keister
Kevin Keister
Toni Lamb
David LaRue
Karen Lightner
Carol Martin
Coleen McConnell
Michael Minge
Rhonda Mohler
Phil Morton
Dennis Moyer
Wes Nan
Sue
Cathy Rose
Dave Selby
Sue Stoutenborough
Mark Tingley
Dani Urschel
Lisa Waits
Jil Wells
Diana Wetzel
Cindy Wickline
Meghan Young
Keren Brunk
Sharon Brunk
Becky Burkholder
Trudy Bussard
Mildred Caddell
Joe Capone
Randy DeGroat
Robyn Elliott
Kellie Fitzpatrick
Karen Giunta
Allen Green
Ken Green
Kathy Hatton
Alisa Holbrook
Sandy Zor
Tim Karaca
Teri Kindred
Dawn Kokenge
Elizabeth Kozarec
Jana Lake
Barb Mann
Clifton Martin
Tim Mosley
Todd Ney
Cynthia Owen
David Pasque
Rhonda Phelps
Mitch Phillabuam
Tom Sayre
Cindy Shirley
Monty Staats
Kenna Watkins
Beth Wheeler
Issues
Dick Adams
Norris Insurance
Verity Parkway
Sheridan
Steele Liltma
Cremeans Appliance & TV OE
State ST
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U.S
Otohi Tech
J.T. Riley
Franklin
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