Ex-98 Degrees singer a Cincinnati mayoral candidate contender
Former 98 Degrees singer Justin Jeffre, a Cincinnati native, eyes a mayoral bid and asks VH 1 to film a reality series about his campaign. He attended forums with candidates including David Pepper and Andrew Warner, with June 30 filing deadline looming and Alicia Reece and Mark Mallory also running. Incumbent Charlie Luken not seeking re election.
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AIG Fires Two Top Executives Amid Inquiry
AIG terminated chief financial officer Howard S. Smith and vice president Christian M. Milton for failing to cooperate with government investigators amid a probe into whether the insurer manipulated its books through a reinsurance deal involving General Re, a Berkshire Hathaway unit. The moves followed a management shakeup that ousted longtime chairman Maurice Greenberg from the CEO post, though he remains nonexecutive chairman.
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Egyptian opposition leader faces forgery charges in Mubarak era
Ayman Nour, challenger to Hosni Mubarak, is charged with forging signatures for the Al-Ghad party registration. Nour, 40, denies the accusation, calling it a bid to derail his presidential bid and vows to expose alleged forged referendums. The case could bar him from running and carry up to 15 years if convicted. No trial date has been set.
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Petro selects Heimlich as running mate for Ohio governor bid
GOP nominee hopeful Jim Petro names Hamilton County Commissioner Phil Heimlich as lieutenant governor candidate for the May 2 2006 primary. Heimlich has served on Cincinnati City Council and as an assistant county prosecutor, known for conservative stances on panhandling and prostitution related issues.
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