Treasury probe on Noe role in coin advisory panel
The Blade reports the Treasury Department and Ohio probe into coin dealer Tom Noe and his tenure on the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee. Noe faces state and federal charges over $1 million in rare coin investments and illegal campaign funding linked to Bush’s 2004 bid. The investigation follows Noe’s resignation and wider fallout that implicated Gov. Taft and aides for not reporting Noe’s activities.
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Carroll freed hostage returns to United States in jeans
Journalist Carol Carroll arrived in Germany on a military plane and was later escorted by U.S. forces to the Green Zone in Baghdad. She denied being threatened and rejected false statements about her captivity while recounting her abduction by gunmen in western Baghdad. The Revenge Brigades had demanded freeing female detainees by Feb 26 with threats of death.
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Indians Aim for World Title Standard This Season
The article captures Cleveland players and front office leaders setting high expectations for 2010. Haney Lee and Mark Shapiro stress belief in the core group and a playoff run, while Pierzynski notes the White Sox expect a fun, hard fought season. The Indians see division glory within reach if they perform from day one.
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Ohio Lottery Midday and Evening Numbers Report
Saturday draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences for Ohio including 2 4 2 and 7 1 9. Lat O Play totals show 50 83 64 90 96 with a 2.2 million jackpot plus Rally Cash 5 results 3 9 18 21 05. Previous Friday results include Pick 3 5 7 0 and Midday 4 5 1 1 1 with jackpots cited at 2.2 million and 111.00 for rolling cash.
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Immigration amnesty debate dominates U S immigration talks
Washington reports a heated fight over amnesty in the Senate and House proposals. Supporters push for a path to citizenship for about 11 million illegal residents while opponents push penalties and border measures. The debate centers on how to handle those here before 2004 and how to balance enforcement with guest worker programs.
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Sleep apnea risks and simple relief ideas
Sleep apnea stems from restricted air flow and nasal passage blockage. Experts note waking briefly during sleep deprives brain and energy, and suggest treatments from breathing masks to nasal spacers and moisture in the room, plus environmental tweaks like a dark cool room and relaxing routines.
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TEST YOUR SLEEP true or false quiz items
A list of true or false statements assessing sleep knowledge. It covers brain rest during sleep normal functioning with less sleep boredom and sleep need, dreaming, aging sleep duration, awareness of sleepiness, snoring harm, driving safety, fatigue, night shift adaptation, and treatment outcomes.
Teens Sleep Deprivation Linked to Tech Use and 24/7 World
Report notes many teens face health risks from chronic sleep loss in a 24/7 culture. A foundation study finds 97 percent own electronic devices and are more likely to fall asleep in class or during study, reflecting generational shifts.
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Senate Debates Proposals To Expand Legal Immigration
The Senate weighs measures to add visas for workers from high demand sectors and to expand legal immigration. Advocates push for faster processing and family reunification while opponents warn against higher immigration levels. A Pew poll shows only 17 percent favor increases, 40 percent favor decreases, and 37 percent see current levels as appropriate. Experts warn expanding legal pathways could reduce future bottlenecks as relatives seek entry.
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Tracking animal movements to curb disease across farms
The plan assigns four numbers to each animal linked to registered property and tracks movements via a database. Government reporting will occur for sold or mixed herds. Industry voices urge cost justification and privacy, while veterinarians foresee quicker source tracing and disease eradication.
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