Strickland budget seeks 120 state fee hikes in Ohio
Governor Ted Strickland proposes a 55 billion dollar two year plan funded by 120 fee increases to pay for schools a high speed rail and environmental and outdoor programs. The plan relies on 3.4 billion in federal stimulus and includes pay cuts for state workers while pledging no tax raises.
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Mom guilty in Baby Grace murder trial
Galveston Texas Kimberly Dawn Trenor 20 formerly of Ohio convicted of capital murder in Riley Ann Sawyers death after a daylong discipline session in which the toddler was beaten with belts dunked in cold water and thrown to the floor. The jury returned the verdict after less than two hours and sentenced Trenor to life without parole. Zeigler faces trial later.
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Court denies murder appeal in 1991 Cleveland case
An appellate court upheld a Lorain County judge's ruling denying Alfred Cleveland a new trial for the 1991 killing of Marsha Blakely. The appeal argued prosecutors pressured a key witness to recant under the threat of perjury charges. Judge Carla Moore found Avery's recantations inconsistent.
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Friends of the Apollo contact for Oberlin support
Email Zach Pretzer associate director of the Oberlin Fund to learn more or join the Friends of the Apollo program. Reach him at Zachary.Pretzer oberlin.edu for information and membership inquiries.
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Oberlin College subsidiary to buy Apollo Theater
College Properties of Oberlin will purchase the 840 seat Apollo Theater at 19 E. College St from William and Sandy Steel. Renovations plan to preserve cinema use and add live performances with a fall reopening targeted after summer code updates and a possible children matinee program on weekends.
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Macy's to Slash 7000 Jobs and Cut Dividend
Macy’s Inc will eliminate 7,000 jobs about 4 percent of its workforce and cut its quarterly dividend to 5 cents from 13.25 cents as it reshapes operations amid weak consumer spending. The Cincinnati-based retailer also forecasts bleak earnings and sales for the year and will reduce 2010 selling, general and administrative expenses by about 400 million dollars.
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