Father defends son linked to Sept 11 hijackers in Saudi surrender
Abdulaziz Saud al Rasheed defends his son Saud, saying he is innocent and peaceful. Saud surrendered in Riyadh after returning from Egypt amid FBI alerts that featured his photo among hijackers’ images. Officials note the FBI’s warning and ongoing probes, amid broader Saudi efforts against al Qaida and Taliban remnants.
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Ohio State Defeats Red Raiders in Home Opener Victory
OSU powered past Texas Tech as the defense held an offense averaging 418.5 yards and 35.1 points last season to 372 yards and 0 rushing. Freshman Mike D Andrea played mainly on special teams and contributed on defense with a tackle and a 15 yard personal foul penalty on a kickoff return as Ohio State extended its home opener winning streak to 24.
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Lottery numbers and prize for Super Lotto Plus jacket
Midday Pick 3 draws 6-6-3 and 4-0-1. Pick 4 draws 8-4-0-9 and 9-0-5-0. Buckeye 5 numbers 4-5-23-26-30. Super Lotto numbers 2-11-24-29-35-40 with Bonus Ball 43. The Super Lotto Plus jacket is valued at 8 million dollars.
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Locators for missing children face limits and costs
AI experts warn that child locator devices costing around 800 dollars plus 30 dollars monthly service are not foolproof and may create a false sense of security. Tina Schwartz urges parents to combine this with safety education and direct supervision.
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Tracking devices offer safety aid amid child abductions
Parents boost use of tracking devices as a safety aid after high profile kidnappings. Experts note stranger abductions remain rare, with national cases estimated at about 100 yearly, down from 200 to 300 in the 1980s.
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West Nile suspected in Mich., N.Y. deaths
West Nile virus is suspected in the deaths of an 81-year-old man on Long Island and a 65-year-old man in Michigan, potentially raising this year’s death toll to 18. The outbreak has produced over 370 confirmed cases nationwide, with Louisiana peak and FEMA debate shaping relief.
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Jodi Finds Hope After Heroin Detox And Recovery
Jodi describes her long struggle with heroin addiction and withdrawal, saying she is now focused on rebuilding her life for her children. The detox program, often in Cleveland, begins treatment, and she emphasizes the hope and progress of staying clean and pursuing her GED while helping others.
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Epidemic heroin use hits Lorain County youth
Lorain County faces a rising heroin problem with younger users and larger shipments moving from Cleveland and Detroit into the county. Officials say potency has increased to about eight percent purity, making the drug more addictive and accessible, with law enforcement noting increases in arrests, underage use, and cross-town supply activity.
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AK Steel buys 60 percent stake in Cleveland plating plant
AK Steel acquires a 60 percent interest in a Cleveland vanizing plant with the remaining 40 percent held by International Steel Group. The plant, renamed AK-ISG Steel Coating, can produce about 300000 tons yearly and will be run by ISG, formed to manage assets of the former LTV Steel Co. in bankruptcy.
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