Back to School Spending Patterns Highlight Local Parents
A Lorain area survey finds parents plan to spend 300 to 400 dollars per child on new outfits and supplies, with about 97 dollars on school supplies overall. Parents say shopping is on sale driven, four weeks of August are peak, and 36 percent start a month early.
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Standoff From Al Harton Involves Police Complaint History
Harton, a former Columbus police applicant and security worker, faced a firing after an 18th complaint alleged he fired into a minivan window during a September 2000 shoplifting incident. His record shows 17 prior unfounded arrest-use complaints, plus prior military service at Wright-Patterson and a 1993 wrongful hire assessment.
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Opposition to proposed drug treatment constitutional amendment
The measure on the November statewide ballot would require first and second time drug offenders to receive treatment instead of prison. White says it would reshape drug laws, with police prosecutors and judges largely backing treatment options. He notes the current system already favors probation and treatment over prison.
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Ohio judges oppose drug law amendment change
Common Pleas Court Judge Lynett McGough and Judge White argue that rewriting the criminal code via constitutional amendment would undermine 1996 distinctions for low mid and high level drug offenders and harm sentencing guidance. They cite reliance on statute and treatment emphasis in Ohio.
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Ohio Drug Policy Change Faces Ballot Drive
A proposed amendment would allow a sentence up to a year and a half with court ordered treatment for volunteers, but failure to reform could lead to prison. Backers include Edward Orlett and billionaires Sperling Soros and Peter Lewis who argue prisons don’t work and demand funding for treatment programs. Opponents warn it undermines drug courts and could spare adults prison time while applying juvenile detention. The measure seeks 335,000 valid signatures by Wednesday to appear on the November ballot.
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Inflammation May Trump Cholesterol in Heart Risk
Landmark studies since 1997 show inflammation drives heart attacks more than cholesterol, with high C president reactive protein doubling risk and ninefold when inflammation and high cholesterol combine. Plaque becomes inflamed, small ruptures can trigger clots. CRP testing may become standard for middle aged at risk, guiding prevention.
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Park lifeguard death at Splash Zone prompts review
Oberlin fire paramedics responded to a park incident where a lifeguard named Herring collapsed near a slide just before 7 pm. Nurses, park staff, and rangers assisted as security tapes were reviewed. the Splash Zone manager noted a warning for those with preexisting conditions.
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Las Vegas casino robbery suspect shot dead by security guard
A robber at Boulder Station Hotel Casino fired into a crowd injuring a worker and was killed by a security guard. Police said the man robed the change carousel, fled, then returned firing indiscriminately before being shot. The incident occurred around 11 pm Friday in Las Vegas.
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