Bailey subpoenaed in Sheppard murder case
Cuyahoga County prosecutor seeks Bailey records that could shed light on the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Bailey was subpoenaed in Cleveland as he handled the 1966 retrial that cleared Sam Sheppard. The estate seeks innocence ruling to claim damages. Sam Reese Sheppard could receive about 2 million dollars.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
F. Lee Bailey
Sam Sheppard
Bailey
William D. Mason
Sheppard
Marilyn
Sam Reese Sheppard
Shepp
Ard
Common Pleas
Ronald Suster
Oberlin fin aid employee arrested for long running theft
Andrea Hines, 32, of Elyria, former Oberlin College Financial Aid Department worker, was arrested for illegally collecting about 52,000 over 31 years. She faced 30 forgery counts, four theft charges, and one tampering with records count after altering time cards and forging an assistant director’s name. She admitted the acts, citing financial problems to support her family.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Financial Aid Department
Andrea Hines
Elyria
Dave Jasinski
Watts
Hines
Financial Aid Department
Jasinski
Great Lakes to be shallower this summer
The Plain Dealer reports Lake Erie and the Great Lakes will be at their lowest levels since the late 1960s. A U S Army Corps forecast says Erie could be 18 inches lower at its early summer peak and over 2 feet below 1997 near record highs, with further drops possible by late summer. Boaters risk hazardous rocks and shoals as evaporation lowers water levels.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Fred Snyder
Ohio Sea Grant
the Plain Dealer
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Snyder
Indian Education Powwow enriches Oberlin College culture
Orin Barmister of Cincinnati and the Standing Rock Tribe perform a fancy dance in traditional dress during Oberlin College’s Indian Education Powwow held Friday and Saturday. Drum Circle members keep the beat as dancers perform, with stories, crafts, foods, and drum demonstrations featured.
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Orin Barmister
Cincinnati
Standing Rock Tribe
Oberlin College
The
Catholic schools face closings and funding debate
Inner city Catholic schools across the United States face rising costs and shrinking enrollment forcing closures. Families like Juan and Maria Pedroza invest in faith-based education, arguing for high standards, while officials debate public funding or tax credits to aid low income families and sustain private schooling options.
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Juan
Maria Pedroza
Juan Pedroza
Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Ohio
Cleveland
Illinois
George Ryan
Chicago
Gore Leads Early in Ohio Democratic Poll
In a statewide Ohio Poll by the University of Cincinnati, Al Gore leads with 59 percent of Democratic or independent respondents as the preferred 2000 presidential nominee. Bradley 13 percent, Jackson 11 percent, Kerry 4 percent. 336 voters interviewed Feb 4-16, margin ±5 points.
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Cincinnati
al Gore
Ohio
Gore
New Jersey
Bill Bradley
Jesse Jackson
Massachusetts
John Kerry
The
University of Cincinnati
Institute For Policy Research
Fels Longitudinal Study Probes Aging From Birth in Yellow Springs
In Yellow Springs Ohio Suzanne Boss and about 1 200 others participate in the Fels Longitudinal Study begun in 1929 to track growth body composition and heart disease risk across seven decades. Researchers funded by NIH continue to test and measure with state of the art equipment while acknowledging the growing significance as the American population ages.
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Yellow Springs
Suzanne Boss
Boss
Samuel Fels
Fels Soap Company
Philadelphia
Arthur Morgan
Antioch College
Ohio
Bos
Spring Valley
U.S
Dan Perry
Alliance For Aging Research
Washington
Perry
National Institutes of Health
Roger Stervogel
Wright State University Medical School
Division
United States
World Health Organization
Wayne Wisemandle
Wight State University Division of
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Tammy Webber
Associated Press
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Shsawe
Arehe
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