White House proposes steady funding for NASA Glenn center
The White House budget would keep the Glenn Research Center at about 1,667 employees with 1,450 contract workers and a pay average of 83 000 dollars. It would fund 556 million for the center next year, down from 576 million this year, with no anticipated staff cuts.
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Lorain Broadway Feed Store Sold for $61,500
Joseph F. Ceh of Amherst sold the Broadway building at 1605 Broadway in Lorain to Jaime Olivencia. The former Broadway Feed and Pet Supply, closed since July 2005 after 25 years, changed hands for 61500 dollars, per county records. Olivencia could not be reached for comment.
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Turner Broad casting Systems and agency pay 2 million over publicity stunt
Turner Broadcasting Systems and Interference Inc. agreed to pay 2 million to settle civil and criminal claims after placing blinking electronic boards around Boston causing a terrorism scare. Attorney General Martha Coakley announced the agreement with state and local agencies. Bomb squads and road closures followed the stunt.
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Ohio urged to shift funds from nursing homes to home care
A study for the Ohio Council for Home Care says Medicaid long term care spending is among the nation’s highest and that 60 percent funds went to nursing homes in 2003 while only about 20 percent covered in home care. It projects up to 900 million dollars in annual savings by 2030 with more upfront investment in home care.
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Notarios publicos deception harms immigrant petitions
Nashville lawsuit cites Salvadoran immigrant Irma Membreno Aleman who paid thousands to a notario publico for immigration help. Notaries in the US lack legal authority, enabling scams that burden taxpayers and distort asylum caseloads. Ceja Enterprises advertises legal aid but employs notaries. Membreno’s case was reopened with temporary protective status granted.
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