Multistate outbreak tied to tainted King Nut peanut butter
The Salmonella outbreak sickening 400 plus in 43 states is linked to King Nut peanut butter made by Peanut Corporation of America. Minnesota reports 30 cases. a 70s woman in northern Minnesota died. King Nut and Parnell's Pride lots begin with 8. FDA and officials urge action.
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Minnesota
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Parnell
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Defense cites video games in plea for Daniel Petrie case
The defense argues Daniel Petrie was mentally unfit due to brain impact from games like Halo 3 during planning to kill his parents. Prosecutors say two psychiatrists found him sane, with a third to be ordered before sentencing. The family seeks reduced charges, which the prosecutor declined.
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Mark Petric
Sue Petric
Mark Petrie
Daniel Petrie
Heidi Archer
Archer
Andy Archer
Petrie
Brighton
Dennis Will
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Ohio and neighboring states Monday lottery draw results
Ohio results list midday and evening draws including Pick 3 7 0 0 and 2 4 3, Pick 4 1 1 8 6 and 3 0 3 4, Rolling Cash 5 7 22 23 26 28, Classic Lotto 13 25 29 30 36 49 with a 10.6 million jackpot, Ten Oh 2 4 7 11 12 15 20 27 33 37 43 50 56 58 62 67 69 71 74 80, and Mega Millions 23 25 30 45 50 with Mega Ball 8 and a 22 million estimate. Also Michigan Daily 3 8 2 2 and Daily 4 5 8 9 3, Fantasy 5 10 11 15 18 34. Pennsylvania Daily Number 7 8 0 and Big 4 0 9 7 1. West Virginia Daily 3 8 4 3 Daily 4 6 4 7 0 Cash 25 3 4 5 16 17 20.
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County leaders weigh wage freezes amid 2009 raises
County officials report total raises this year of 27 415 for some employees and 77 7 7 for 44 nonunion workers. Commissioner Blair supports keeping raises, while unions have not agreed to renounce increases. Officials urge unions to forgo raises to save 550 000 to 600 000, signaling shared sacrifice.
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Betty Blair
Pat Gallagher
Kale
Multiple Palm County incidents reported on Jan
A sequence of police reports from Saturday through Sunday details shoplifting at Wal Mart, car theft and drug charges involving Robert Woods, graffiti at a payday loan shop, a missing blue van incident to a thirteen year old, threats with a knife, a handgun theft, drug theft and abuse charges, spray painting at Murray Ridge Center, stolen church collection funds, a counterfeit $20 bill at CVS, and cash theft from a residence.
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Elyria
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Reid Ave
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Police: Man Ditched Plane to Fake Death
Indiana businessman Marcus Schrenker allegedly bailed from his single engine plane after a phony distress call and parachuted to safety near Birmingham Alabama. The aircraft autopiloted to crash in a Florida Panhandle swamp while authorities pursue a possible elaborate scheme to fake his death.
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Indiana
Marcus Schrenker
Birmingham
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Childersburg
Florida
Anderson
Ind
Destin
Santa Rosa County
Westlake Fire audit urges staffing and EMS change
The Westlake Fire Department faces a 142 page audit proposing minimum staffing of 12 firefighters per two stations, a shift to company staffing, and charging for EMS calls. The council also moved to empower demotions of nine officers, a move unions criticize as top heavy. Grace argues for reduced captain and lieutenant ranks to reflect current staffing.
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Grace
Dean Marks
Marks
Mike Lotko
Dat Large
Larry Tanner
Lotko
Lorain considers water rate hike to fund aging infrastructure
City officials argue a 15 percent rate increase would help replace 100 year old fire hydrants and broken valves boosting pressure while meeting EPA mandates. Critics warn a 500 percent rise would not cover all needs as the average monthly bill would climb from about 39 to 45 dollars.
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Lorain
Environmental Protection Agency
Krasienko
Chase Ritenauer
Lorain County youths receive West Point nominations
Two local students Shane Brockey of Amherst and Christophie Kuzak of South Amherst were named by Senator Sherrod Brown to compete for U S service academy placements. Brown nominates 50 Ohio students yearly across West Point and other academies through a competitive selection process.
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