Pro-Gambling Forces in Ohio Forge Cooperation
A diverse group including horse track owners and American Indian tribes agrees to work together to study and promote new forms of gambling in Ohio. The coalition plans a statewide poll within two months and aims to present a unified path to legalization for consideration by legislators and voters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Amer
Ican
Bill Seitz
Cincinnati
Seitz
Bob Taft
Anti gambling coalition girds for Ohio clash
In Columbus Ohio opponents to expanding gambling gathered at the Statehouse for a press conference near a closed door meeting of supporters. The event sponsored by the Christian Coalition of Ohio followed the gambling advocates session by about thirty minutes as both sides prepared for the public debate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Statehouse
Christian Coalition of Ohio
Charter battle heats up with charter cap extension plan
Montgomery County residents face a direct mail push urging accountability of charter schools. Ohio lawmakers Scott Oelslager and Ken Carano back a two year cap extension and a review commission, while Dayton officials warn funds diverted to charters deepen a district crisis.
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Columbus
Montgomery County
Scott Oelslager
Canton
Ken Carano
Austintown
Ohio
Tom Mooney
Coalition For Public Education
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Dayton City
Mooney
Dayton
Montgomery
Cuyahoga
Jon Husted
R-Kettering
Husted
Mainstream media distortion headline corrected
A Thursday Journal correction notes a misspelling in the Michelle Malkin column on Page A12 with the headline Mainstream media distorts life death. The notice references related pages A6 and C2 for context.
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Michelle Malkin
Journal
Mainstream
Index Volume 147 Number 310
Index entry for Volume 147 Number 310 from Cox Ohio Publishing dated 2005, indicating catalog issue details and publication identifiers.
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Cox Ohio Publishing
Options dwindle as Schiavo nears death
Terri Schiavo, 41, nears death after six days without food or water as her parents resist removing the feeding tube. Bob and Mary Schindler cling to hope Gov. Bush or a federal judge might intervene, while doctors warn she could die within days to a week.
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Pinellas Park
Fla
Terri Schiavo
Florida
Bob
Mary Schindler
Jeb Bush
Schiavo
Schindlers
Terri
Bobby Schindler
Michael Schiavo
Moraine woman fights to keep mother alive at home
Mary Wilson of Moraine cares for her bedridden mother Clara Vanity who survived a 1999 stroke and now relies on a stomach feeding tube and hospice care. Despite medical advice she continues feedings at home, balancing her promise to never place her mother in a nursing home with the troubling decline and multiple hospitalizations.
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Moraine
Mary Wilson
Schiavo
Clara
Vanity
Wilson
Dot Vanity
Middletown principals swap assignments for 2005-06
Three Middletown principals and one assistant will move to different elementary schools for the 2005 06 academic year. Superintendent Steve Price calls the changes a renewal and challenge offering new opportunities for the staff.
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Middletown
Steve Price
Jim Thomas
Amanda
Wildwood
Marla Marsh
McKinley
Mayfield
Mike Lolli
Wilson
Verity Middle
Kee Edwards
Vail Middle School
Joan Stoutenborough
Matt Gray
Thomas
Marsh
Lolli
Amanda Elementary
Edwards
Vail
Taft
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