Ohio Supreme Court Allows Psychiatric Claim After Colleague's Death
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 4-3 that workers compensation can cover psychiatric treatment for a steelworker who developed severe depression after accidentally killing a co worker. Leonard Bailey of Canton argued his condition stems from his job and the accident at Republic Eng in Steels Inc. The ruling sends his case back to Stark County Common Pleas Court for consideration.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Leonard Bailey
Canton
Republic Engineered Steels Inc
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Bailey
Marcia Crosby
Campbell
Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
Stark County Court
Ohio Fifth District Court of Appeals
Appeals
Mall school opens in former Burger King at Southern Park
In Boardman, the Simon Youth Foundation operates a mall based high school for at risk teens in a renovated Burger King at Southern Park. The center offers self paced computer based curriculum to earn high school credits. Twenty three students are enrolled from 14 districts including two teen mothers a teen father and a pregnant student. One expelled for possessing a knife and another just off probation for carrying a concealed weapon.
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Boardman
Burger King
Southern Park
Mahoning County
Simon Property Group
Simon Youth Foundation
Century III Mall
Pittsburgh
Pam Ferguson
Demotions Follow Improper Prisoner Punishment at Orient
Two more prison workers were demoted and a warden was reprimanded after a blind inmate at Orient Correctional Institution was isolated for three months without proper bedding or clothing. Patricia Rice dropped from lieutenant to corrections officer and major promoted to lieutenant. Robert Beightler received a written reprimand. Willie Thomas 67 was kept in isolation after a rule violation, but slept on a steel slab and was stripped to his underwear, a spokesman said.
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Orient
Patricia Rice
Andrea Dean
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Robert Beightler
Orient Correctional Institution
Willie Thomas
Columbus
Vicky Wilder
Thomas
Department
Joe Andrews
Rice
Beightler
Larsen
State faces eight million dollar fine over child support delays
Ohio must pay an $8 million federal penalty for failing to meet child support requirements. Problems include a computer system that withheld hundreds of thousands in payments since 1996. Jacqueline Romer-Sensky said the department erred in calculating payments and could not estimate total back payments or affected families. Governor Taft ordered an analysis by Monday.
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Columbus
Jacqueline Romer-Sensky
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Association For Children For Enforcement of Support
Bob Taft
Romer- Sensky
Romer-Sensky
Job and Family Service Department
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Alice Robie Resnick
Tabitha McRoberts
Becky Harpie
Education Resource Center
Southern Park Mall
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Ohio Electric Choice Answer Center
OhioElectricChoice.com
Firstenergycorp.com
FirstEnergy
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the Illuminating Company
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