Triple Texas men nabbed in 80 pound marijuana seizure on turnpike
Ohio troopers stopped a speeding SUV in Brownhelm Township near Baumhart Road and found nearly 80 pounds of marijuana with a street value up to 140000, plus a loaded 9 mm handgun hidden in the dashboard. Jose Zamora Hugo Garcia and David Garcia, all of Houston, denied ownership and said they had just left Washington DC for Chicago.
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Brownhelm
Texas
Jose Zamora
Hugo Garcia
David Garcia
Houston
Brownhelm Township
Baumhart Road
Garcias
Terry Helton
Ohio Highway Patrol
Massillon
Helton
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Case law school struggles with diversity
The article profiles Fred Gray of Western Reserve University Law School class of 1954 and his civil rights career. It notes Alabama barred Black students from in state law schools, sending Gray out of state, and reflects on ongoing diversity gaps in law schools nationwide including Columbia University findings. It mentions Gray's move to Cleveland and later practice in Alabama, with context about other black students at regional law schools.
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Cleveland
Fred Gray
Western Reserve University Law School
Martin Luther King Jr
Rosa Parks
Alabama
Gray
Ase Western Reserve University
CWRU
Columbia University
Alabama Bar Association
Justice
Western Reserve
Montgomery
Ala
Officials probe owner of neglected horses near Oak Harbor
Authorities rescued 31 emaciated horses from a Sandusky County farm after years of complaints about care. One Arabian died, six were euthanized. owner faces potential animal cruelty charges. Humane officers say animals were starved and unwatered while awaiting veterinary care and adoption.
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Oak Harbor
Sandusky County Fairgrounds
Toledo
Nancy Silva
Humane
Ottawa County
Eral
Silva
Humane Society
Shayna Roberts
The
Humane Society of
Roberts
Juanita Dayringer
Arabian Horse Club of
Greater Toledo
Weatherization program under scrutiny in Ohio
The Columbus Dispatch reports Ohio's Weatherization Assistance Program risks abuse due to limited inspections and oversight as federal stimulus funding expands. Inspectors audit about one in twenty projects, citing 1,616 issues across 802 homes, with problems including leaky ducts and ventilation gaps. The state plans more inspectors and auditors to strengthen tracking and safety.
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Columbus
Dayton-area
Nick Milano
Ohio Department of Development
Milano
Dispatch
Ohio
U.S. Government Accountability Office
Congress
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Alicia Castelli
Acastelli
Chroniclet
Zamora
H. Garcia
D. Garcia
Case Law School
Cleveland- Marshall College of Law
Cleveland State University
Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Spitzer Marina
Lorain
Associated Press
Bill Graves
State Development Department
Graves
Ken Quinn
Chris Young
Impact Community Action Agency
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