Kasich unveils JobsOhio panel to keep Ohio jobs
Governor Kasich announced a private nine member JobsOhio board to replace the Department of Development and keep jobs in Ohio. The board will meet four times yearly with public and private oversight and will hire a chief investment officer to manage funds and staffing. Kasich cited plant closures and daily company inquiries about moving to other states.
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Columbus
John Kasich
Ohio
Kasich
Mark Kramme
Ohio Department of Development
Tarrier Steel Co
State Department of Development
JobsOhio
Lehman Brothers
Jobs Ohio
CIO
Mike Duffey
R-Worthington
Senate
House
Tom Niehaus
New
Richmond
Department of Development
ProgressOhio
Brian Rothenberg
Tarrier Steel Company
Mark Kvamme
Judge Drops Erie Prosecutor Libel Suit Against Paper
Visiting Judge William Coyne dismissed Erie County Prosecutor Kevin Baxter’s libel lawsuit against the Sandusky Regis ter after finding no evidence the newspaper sought to harm him. Baxter alleged the paper reported narcotics agent testimony that Baxter used cocaine, a claim the paper denied.
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Sandusky
Erie County
Visting
Sandusky Register
William Coyne
Kevin Baxter
Baxter
Teen gets prison in fatal beating of alpaca
Cincinnati judges tell Marcus Miller an 18-year-old from Middletown to serve eight months in prison and up to six months in a community corrections center for breaking and entering vandalism and grand theft. He receives 90 days in jail for animal cruelty and must complete 100 hours of community service at an animal shelter tied to the alpaca death.
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Cincinnati
Marcus Miller
Middletown
Miller
Ex-union leader jailed for 27 months in bribery case
Robert Rybak, former plumbers union business manager from Independence, pleaded guilty to bribery in a Cleveland county corruption probe. Federal Judge Kathleen O Malley sentenced him to 27 months, for allegedly helping conceal bribes to former county Commissioner Jimmy Dimora, who faces a September trial and has pleaded not guilty.
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Cleveland
Plumbers Union
Kathleen O’malley
Robert Rybak
Independence
Jimmy Dimora
Dimora
Social network tips aid arrest in sexual messaging case
Police say social networking helped nab Jason Paul Starkey after Bellevue men posed as a teen to lure messages from the suspect. Monroeville Capt. James Bond says Starkey, 31, faces telecommunications harassment impersonating a police officer and resisting arrest charges and is held in Huron County jail in Norwalk.
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Ohio
James Bond
Bellevue
Jason Paul Starkey
Bond
Sandusky Register
Starkey
Huron County
Norwalk
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