Working poor still pay taxes study says
Washington AP reports Ohio debates school taxes while an advocacy group highlights income taxes on the working poor. A Center on Budget and Policy Priorities study places Ohio 18th of 21 income tax states at the poverty level, detailing four-person family bills and exemptions as lawmakers consider school funding and a planned sales tax increase to 6 percent.
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Mystery surrounds 19th century tombstone couch in Ohio cemetery
In Mound Hill Cemetery near Cleveland a 4 foot gray granite couch memorials to John Lee illustrates Victorian death symbols. Experts say draped forms and life-cut indicators reflect era euphemism and emotion, not personal ownership, with broader trends in granite monuments rising in the 1800s.
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North Hill Marbles and Granite Co
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Columbus men charged in 14 county crime spree
Ohio Attorney General Mike Fisher announced two Columbus men, Roy Reynolds and Gary A. King, face burglary and conspiracy charges for a 52 break in spree across 14 counties from August 1996 to July 1997. The ring netted over 210000 from 49 clubs two restaurants and a beverage distributor with lookouts and alarm tampering.
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Youngstown Doctor Charged With Overbilling
Youngstown neurologist Dr. Nader Afrooz 64 faces one count of mail fraud for allegedly defrauding Medicare Medicaid Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation and Medical Mutual of Ohio. Afrooz billed 477548.78 for procedures with about one third for tests not needed or not performed. If convicted he could face five years in prison and a 250000 fine.
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OU Students Face University Charges After DST Disturbance
Ohio University officials will charge 22 students arrested during the April 5 downtown disturbance with civil disturbance, potentially leading to suspensions or expulsions. About 2,000 people gathered as bars closed early for daylight saving time. police reported 34 arrests, with two suspects accused of punching a police horse. Officers in riot gear used projectiles, and five officers and three onlookers were lightly injured.
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