New monitor named to oversee Cincinnati police reform
Saul A. Green, former U.S. attorney in Detroit, was named by U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott to head a monitoring team overseeing Cincinnati police reforms and a police accountability agreement. The team includes PSComm LLC and Richard Jerome, with a five year mandate and an $800,000 annual city-funded budget.
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Electric chair on display in Ohio history museum
Ohioans will view the state's retired electric chair known as Old Sparky, used in 316 executions from 1897 to 1963. The chair will be moved from the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville to the Ohio History Connection museum in Columbus, with an announcement on display timing. Officials say the artifact is a significant part of Ohio's past and should be accessible to the public despite its grim nature.
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Amish midwife freed on bond in drug source case
In Holmesville an Amish lay midwife, Frieda Miller, is free on bond after nearly two months in jail for contempt for refusing to reveal drug sources used to treat two patients. The 5th Ohio District Court of Appeals granted bond while it reviews her appeal, with potential jail risk if the appeal fails and possible renewed inquiry into drug sources.
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Ohio Lottery Draw Summary Tuesday Midday Results
Ohio reported midday Pick 3 outcomes 2 6 5 and 0 4 1 and midday Pick 4 results 1 1 3 9 and 8 6 3 7. Buckeye 5 numbers listed 3 12 17 19 25 and a Super Lotto Plus jackpot at 10 million. Previous results show Thursday entries 2 9 5 and 3 1 4 for Pick 3 and 2 S 7 7 and 6 2 3 6 for Pick 4 plus Buckeye 5 5 7 8 9 33.
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Police officer facing domestic violence charge and suspensions
Sheffield police officer Schmidt, already on paid suspension after an arrest, faces up to six months in jail and fines if convicted. His personnel file shows multiple tardiness reprimands and prior drink and drive incidents while on sick leave, with a pretrial hearing set for January 14.
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Memorial donations honor longtime ice rink contributor Gunny Pfeifer
Gunny Pfeifer and his wife Helene supported Cincinnati area skating for decades. He skated regularly at the rink until last spring and his estate plans include a large donation to a fund for rink improvements. The Pfeifers left gifts to the Salvation Army Boy Scouts University of Cincinnati NRA and Nature Conservancy. Pfeifer earned a Purple Heart and Bronze Star with Army Engineers in Europe. He was an Eagle Scout and ROTC rifle team member in college.
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Protest Over Student Suspensions At Friday Game
Joe Stroh sack urges leave it be while Haeuptie notes a month of sportsmanship work. Most suspended students accepted punishment, few choose a different direction. Suspension labeled minor warning with possible further discipline for Friday’s game. Contact Dave Perczek at 329-7119 or dperozek chronicetelegram.com.
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Westwood district sees suspension vote for Buccieri
At a tense meeting the school board suspended superintendent Buccieri indefinitely with pay amid an ongoing investigation. The motion followed sharp exchanges among trustees Ratliff Fehlan and others who argued for termination, while supporters thanked the embattled leader and noted her role in prior personnel changes.
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Word Jumble Correction Appears on F4 Today
Yesterday's Word Jumble was incomplete due to a production error. The correct Jumble appears today on F4.
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