Election board deadlocked delays 2010 juvenile court ballot count
In Cincinnati the Hamilton County elections board split along party lines over counting provisional ballots in a disputed 2010 juvenile court race. Republicans seek to appeal a federal order barring the count, while Democrats push to count hundreds of contested ballots. If the appeal stands, a months long process could follow.
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Hamilton County
John Williams
Tracie Hunter
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Jennifer Branch
Doctor in pill mill case claims innocence in sentencing
Dr Paul Volkman, 64, convicted on multiple counts for illegal pill distribution, seeks release before sentencing. He argues his conduct was medical pain management and cites 70 government witnesses from trial. Prosecutors urge harsh penalties for deaths and harm caused by the clinic in southern Ohio.
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Columbus
Paul Volkman
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Sandra Beckwith
Cincinnati
U.S
Adam Wright
Tri-State
Competing informants emerge in Ohio arson case retrial
In Cleveland a new jailhouse informant for Anton Lewis sets up a competing witness dynamic ahead of a possible second trial for the 2005 arson deaths of a woman and eight children. Prosecutors and defense clash over informant reliability as Miller offers testimony about a government witness.
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Anton Lewis
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Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Solomon Oliver
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Jeffrey Lazarus
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Mike Tobin
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Ohio may expand cable barriers on highways
Ohio plans to add cable barriers to about 136 miles of busy highways and interstates near Columbus including I 70 and I 71 in Delaware and Madison counties. The statewide program started a decade ago and has reduced cross median fatalities, with costs around 95 000 dollars per mile.
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Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio Department of Transportation
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Madison
ODOT
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GE to Hire 5000 Veterans and Expand Aviation Units
GE plans to hire 5000 veterans over five years and invest 580 million dollars to expand its aviation unit. The initiative, part of the Hir ing Our Heroes program, includes 400 veterans job fairs with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and adds manufacturing jobs in Ellisville Mississippi Auburn Alabama and Dayton Ohio. The move supports the Obama administration Jobs Council goals to boost engineering graduates and reduce health care costs through pilot programs in Louisville and Erie and Cincinnati area efforts.
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General Electric Co
Washington, D.C
America
Jeffrey Immelt
Barack Obama
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Auburn
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Dayton
Council On Jobs and Competitiveness
U.S
Louisville
Erie
Cincinnati
Court rules for festival proselytizers
A six circuit panel ruled the Day ton Ohio Sweet Corn Festival policy against solicitation unconstitutional. The decision grants a preliminary injunction allowing the two Christians to display religious signs and hand out leaflets at the annual festival while their lawsuit proceeds. The suit seeks permanent protection, damages, and costs for the August 2009 festival in Fairborn.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Fairborn
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