Howarth of Burnley Competes With Middletown Police Pistol Team
Phil Howarth of Burnley England faces Middletown Police pistol team in a shootout event. Officials and spectators monitor the encounter as marksmen from both sides prepare for a high-stakes duel.
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Middletown
Phil Howarth
Burnley
England
Inmates to get education program expanded in Ohio
Gov. Gilligan announced a $300000 grant to provide higher education for about 100 inmates in Mansfield and Marion. The project titled Newgate will fund college level courses through Ohio State University branches and technical colleges over two terms, with continuing campus work and degree pursuit support after release.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Newgate
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Mansfield
Marion
Ohio State University
Gilligan
Ohio Senate House seek lottery resolution amid impasse
A Senate House conference set for Tuesday aims to resolve a stalemate over a state lottery. Rep. Tom Fries notes Republican demands for using lottery proceeds for property tax relief and disputes over earmarking funds.
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Ohio
Senate House
Tom Fries
Dayton
House
Fries
Cleveland woman indicted on doctor extortion charge
A federal grand jury indicted Rosie Lee Burns of Cleveland on five extortion counts involving physician Dr. Gustafson who refused to treat Hattie Marshall, a patient who died after a Jan. 3 visit. Burns allegedly extorted 6500 dollars and sought 2000 more to place black groups under bond, claiming a federal judge supported the move. The ethics committee had found Gustafson not guilty of unethical conduct.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Rosie Lee Burns
Gordon E. Gustafson
Cleveland Heights
Hattie Marshall
Cleveland Academy of Medicine
Gustafson
Taft calls 1967 tax ruling silly and seeks repeal
Charles P. Taft, son of the late senator, labeled a 1967 IRS tax exempt ruling unrealistic and silly amid Watergate. He plans to appeal the revocation of Fair Campaign Committee tax status, saying the loss hinders its fundraising of about $50,000 annually from donations.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Charles P. Taft
The
Fair Campaign Committee
Taft
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