Ohio Republicans see federal court openings boost for GOP
Washington AP reports that Kent Markus loss opens chances for Republicans in Ohio and nationwide. With Markus out, Bush will fill 6th Circuit and 65 other seats, boosting prospects for Betty Montgomery Sandra Beckwith Deborah Cook N Victor Goodman Deborah Pryce and others for judgeships U.S. attorney and marshal posts are discussed as well. Ohio officials caution vetting remains undecided while GOP strategists see a potential governor race shift.
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Columbus
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Justice Department
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Ohio
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Sandra Beckwith
Supreme Court
Deborah Cook
N. Victor Goodman
Deborah Pryce
U.S
Montgomery
Maureen O'Connor
Jim Patro
Ralph Koehnen
Acid attack victim testifies in trial in Cleveland
Raycine Smith, tearful, described the July 7 1999 sulfuric acid attack at Pearl's Hair Connection in East Cleveland where she worked. Three men faced convictions. Jermaine Levy ordered the attack and faces 20 years, Mario threw the acid and gets 13 years, Lu Please note: final line trimmed to fit.
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Cleveland
Raycine Smith
Pearl
East
Smith
Lakiesha Phillips
Cuyahoga County
Jermaine Levy
Mario
Buster Young III
Bridget M. McCafferty
Rick Bell
Senate urges better use of coal technology
Ohio Senate President Richard Finan urged aggressive adoption of clean coal tech. The coal development office spends 11 million dollars yearly on research and can incur up to 100 million in debt for projects. Recent efforts include limestone scrubbing at a Niles plant, an electrocatalytic oxidation test at Eastlake, and dry scrubbing at Ohio University Athens.
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Richard Finan
Finan
Cincinnati
Coal Development Office
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Ion
Jackie Bird
Niles
Facturer
Eastlake
Ohio University
Athens
Kurt Waltzer
Ohio Environmental Council
Cell phone use not linked to brain tumors study finds
Two large studies with about 1250 brain tumor patients and as many controls show no increased brain cancer risk from frequent cell phone use over two to three years. Experts caution longer-term effects remain possible and larger European research is under way with results not expected until 2003.
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Los Angeles Times
Russell Owen
Food and Drug Administration
Journal of the American Medical Association
JAMA
New England Journal of Medicine
Peter Inskig
National Cancer Institute
New England Journal
Officials: Fire set for racial motives in Habitat home
MASSILLON AP A fire destroying a Habitat for Humanity house built for a black family was apparently set for racial reasons police said A sign with racial slurs was found in the yard Police had no suspects The home was the 14th Habitat house in the community and first damaged The home is insured and will be rebuilt led by Shiloh Baptist Church pastor David Dodson
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Massillon
Habitat For Humanity
Gary Slinger
John DiLoreto
DiLoreto
David Dodson
Shiloh Baptist Church
Massillon Habitat Program
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