Gunman clash over Pantera ties ends in fatal shooting
A Columbus area gunman accused Pantera of stealing his ideas and identity before a deadly shooting at Abbott's new band event. Witnesses described Gale, a 6 foot 3 former Marine known as Nat, as quiet but erratic, with episodes of talking to himself and holding an imaginary audience. Authorities said Gale fired a 9mm semi automatic handgun, killed four people including Abbott, and may have restarted his attack after a confrontation at a tattoo parlor. Gale, discharged from the Marine Corps in 2003, had prior run ins with police but lived as a reclusive admirer turned violent suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deranie Hrey
Columbus Dispatch
Coulisselon
Arcin Gale
Grey's Hone
Swditten
Brey
Srn
Pantera
Brey Ou
Jucie Marine
Abbott
Damage
Tila
Puhee
Sherry Mercuvie
Gale
Johnson Sid
Nats
Marysville
Columbus
Lima Thunder
Mark Green
Anthony Bundy
Bundy
Bears den Tallon
Bo Toler
Marc Toler
Toler
2Nd Marine Division
Camp Lajeune
North Carlina
Kristine Scarber
Mary Clark
Supreme Court to review rights of supermax inmates
The Supreme Court will hear next year an Ohio case over the legality of a "supermax" prison near Youngstown that houses about 500 inmates in 23-hour cells. Civil rights groups argue the confinement imposes a significant hardship, while Ohio officials say hearings are needed to neutralize dangerous inmates. The 6th Circuit ruled inmates have a liberty interest requiring hearings before placement. The case could set a national precedent on due process in extreme-security confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Iue
Ohio
Ohio State Penitentiary
Youngstown
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court
Khey
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Greg Trout
6Th Circuit
William J. Rehnquist
Jerry Springer to host weekday radio show starting January
Jerry Springer the Trash TV figure and former Cincinnati mayor will begin a two hour weekday radio program in January on Clear Channel station WSAI Cincinnati. He plans national syndication while keeping his Chicago taped TV show and will broadcast from Chicago Monday to Wednesday and from Cincinnati on Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jerry Springer
Springer
Ohio
WSAI
Darryl Parks
Clear Channel
Chicago
Senate
Audit of Hamilton Family Services ordered
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services ordered a special audit of its Hamilton County agency after finding irregularities that may have caused the county to receive federal funds improperly. Routing audits showed foster care expenses billed to other programs such as child care, food stamps, and Medicaid. Barbara Riley cited unusual coding and recording of financial transactions as a trigger for a detailed review of procedures and accounting methods. Suzanne Burke said the agency is cooperating and supplying hundreds of thousands of records. Some questioned practices date back to the 1990s, but changes were begun after officials questioned eligibility and corrected interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Hamilton County
Barbara Riley
Suzanne Burke
Burke
Aetna Reaches Settlement to Boost Doctor Payments in Cincinnati
Aetna Health Inc will reimburse doctors by about 922 million over three years to settle lawsuits filed by roughly 200 Cincinnati area physicians. Humana Inc agreed in December 2003 to pay an additional 100 million over three years. United Healthcare of Ohio and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield remain defendants in the antitrust suit alleging conspiracy since 1995 to curb Cincinnati physician reimbursement, harming recruitment and patient access to specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Aetna Health Inc
Reina
Humana Inc
United Healthcare of Ohio Inc
Anthem Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ohio
Kentucky
Pittsburgh Cleveland AAA clubs merge to boost benefits
AAA East Central from Pittsburgh and the Ohio Motorists Association in Cleveland will merge on January 1, creating a combined 1.8 million members. The board approved the plan in Orlando, Florida, with headquarters kept in both cities and service through 74 local branches. The merger aims to enhance vacation discounts auto insurance deals and buying leverage for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
AAA
Cleveland
Duh
AAA East Central
Ohio Motorists Association
Orlando
Pla
Auto Club
Jrataloire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gunman
Shooter
Volembus
Iman
Dimetag
Darcell Ihott
Jie
Ian
Dave Johnson
Johnson
Das
Aaron Antinson
Arrington
Texas
Philip Wallace
Kennedale
Gimebag
Darrell Abbott
Desworthington Gardens
Nathan Gale
ABC
Santa
American Gem Society
Pwyreurindan
The
Associated Press
Jeryspringer
Tress
A, Lorain
Lorain Ob Lr
Hamilton Family Services
Aetna
Black Walnut Corners Indian Gallery
Shen Elliyad
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!