Ruling Says Schools Agency Not Subject To Campaign Finance Rules
The Ohio School Facilities Commission faces no campaign finance restrictions on contracts, per a state AG opinion released Thursday. The commission, which has doled out over 4 billion since 1897, was exempt due to Taft-appointed members and has since faced scrutiny over donor connections and undisclosed contracts. Dan Belville wrote the opinion. the panel previously cited it to justify awards to political donors amid past investigations into the executive director's gifts.
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Weather outlook amid warm dry spell continues
Weather analyst Eomat Gerrone cautions that temperate warmth does not signal early spring. The region remains warm and dry with only 42 inches of snow this month, a record low for the period. Highs near 47 with clouds. showers possible after midnight and Sunday with highs around 48.
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First Place to acquire Northern Savings in Ohio deal
First Place President ven R. Lewis announced the charitable arm will dedicate 81 million to the area served by Northern Savings. Northern Savings operates seven locations in Ohio and Indiana, with assets of 241 million and about 100 employees. Wings shareholders receive 25 cash or 1,198 First Place shares per offer.
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Lottery results for Ohio and neighboring states spanning midweek draws
Friday results show Pick 3 0-8-2 and Pick 4 5-8-2 alongside Rolling Dasly 8-11-27-28-35. Mega Millions 2-7-4-18-29 and Let’s Play jackpot at 10.3 million. Other states reported Daily 3/4 results and Rolling Cash and Rollling Cash 5 jackpots varying by state. Previous day and weekly rolls listed with multiple jackpot figures across Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and more.
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The Chronicl a Talagr am Advertising Desk
Advertising staff and office contacts listed for the Chronicla Talagram. Separate entries show circulation manager and treasurer, with hours and phone numbers for the Elyria Ohio newspaper. Publication info notes daily issue from Lorain County Printing and Publishing.
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Cancer documentary director diagnosed with lymphoma
Jul ia Reichert and Steven Bognar, directors of a Cincinnati area child cancer documentary, left Sundance after learning Reichert has late stage lymphoma. They paused during a screening in Park City and returned to Ohio for medical tests as the film nears fourth screening and PBS release.
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Congress Race Charges Shape Ohio 2006 Campaigns
Democrats and Republicans in Ohio lay out competitive House races as incumbents face challenges amid fundraising pushes. Key figures include Rahm Emanuel and John Crawley challenging Chabot and Kilroy in Cincinnati, with Pryce under pressure from Lewis Katz and several incumbents facing ethics and lobbying scrutiny. The landscape hinges on fundraising, incumbency, and the Washington lobbying scandal’s impact.
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Siamese fighter fish Albert trains with homemade wand
Dean Pomerleau and his son Kyle trained a goldfish named Albert to perform tasks using a feeding wand, rewarding actions like swimming through hoops and pushing balls. They document progress online, hope to prove fish intelligence, and aim for recognition in media and Guinness. Family members, science background, and ethical aims frame their project.
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Prison residency debate shakes rural and urban areas
States weigh counting prisoners where they live before confinement as Census rules spark battles over federal and state funding. City and town leaders in Enfield, Galesville, and New York push for adjusted residency to boost or withhold grants, while the Census Bureau warns changing rules needs Congress.
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