Taft vows full accounting of coin fund linked to Noe scandal
Governor Taft alleges up to 12 million in unaccounted investments by the state workers' compensation bureau and notes a 16 billion portfolio. He cites Noe, former Lucas County GOP chair, who resigned both Ohio Board of Regents and Turnpike posts after failing to disclose coin contracts. The Blade reported losses and writeoffs tied to Noe's coin dealings. The case prompts calls for refunds and probes by the attorney general and inspector general with the US Justice Department weighing in.
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Dayton deputy recovers after attack amid community support
Deputy Brandon Roberts, a Badin High School graduate and former basketball player, spent 16 days at Miami Valley Hospital after an assault. He underwent emergency surgery and faces a long recovery with nerve damage in his left leg. His family describes overwhelming community support and fundraising, including inmate letters, and donations to the Brandon Roberts Fund. His co workers and future plans remain uncertain as he focuses on getting better. Kendrick and Morris, Hanover Township men, face nearly 30 charges related to the incident with trials set for July 6 and September 28.
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Names chosen for falcon chicks spark local naming feud
Public invited to help name four peregrine chicks born last year. finalists included Flyer Raider Dragon and Jefferson. Bomber name rejected after conflict with an Ironton bird. One chick left town and later Bomber was found injured in Ohio and sent to Glen Helen. he will likely live in captivity. Downtown Dayton falcons Mercury and Snowball raise three chicks viewed via webcam.
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Viagra and impotence drugs linked to rare vision loss cases
Report notes NAION eye injuries among Viagra users, with four Cialis and one Levitra case cited. Pfizer cites 23 million Viagra users since 1998. Experts urge doctors to screen NAION patients for impotence drug use while regulators face safety scrutiny.
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