Easier access to morning-after pill sparks debate
A teen used the morning-after pill after a condom failure in April, while opponents warn easier access may reduce regular gynecological care. Dr. Gene Rudd and others challenge the view, citing potential risks and moral debate. Studies from Pittsburgh and advocates for youth emphasize reduced unintended pregnancies and earlier, correct use.
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Cities foot price tag for presidential visits across Ohio
Ohio state patrol has spent about 334000 on campaign visits. Akron and Columbus show notable costs for Bush and Kerry appearances, with Cleveland over 250000 including setup for photographers. Springfield billed 4800 for bus shelter work and 1100 for tree removal, plus 15000 in police overtime. Officials say costs are routine in campaigning season amid weak budgets.
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Kerry
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Springfield
Mark Williamson
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Neighbors report pit bull charges in Flemming Road area
A neighbor says a pit bull terrier has charged four people, including a girl on a bike, in the Flemming Road neighborhood. Middletown officers cite improper confinement. a Supreme Court ruling narrows penalties and limits dog seizures. Local officials urge reporting loose dogs and pushing for a constitutional vicious dog law.
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Liz Lucas
Supreme Court
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Francis Sweeney
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Ohio voters split over constitutional ban on same sex marriage
Area legislators and civic leaders back a proposed amendment to bar gay marriage, arguing it protects the law from activist judges. Opponents fear it discriminates against GLBT people and harms unmarried seniors. Public figures cite religious beliefs, rights, and court history to defend or oppose Issue 1 amid a statewide poll showing substantial support.
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Morrow
Miami
Scott Nein
Middletown
Gary Cates
West Chester
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Kathy Keller
Bob Stacy
Spring Hill Church
Stacy
Gene Leiter
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Monroe
Paul Koloszar
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