Boehner cries on Fox. smoking fate sparks chatter
Washington memo notes Speaker John Boehner tears up when discussing issues he cares about and defends his smoking habit as a personal choice. He urges critics to leave him alone about his emotion and tobacco use. In Columbus, Ohio, state budget talks loom amid an $8 billion shortfall and proposed tiered school cuts. A New Jersey check cashing ring led by Tonijah Criss and relatives faces prison terms. Criss receives eight years and Tihee Brisbane three years for racketeering and theft tied to multi-state losses.
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Tihee Brisbane
Whippany
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Eric Criss
South Orange
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Ohio students learn Chinese through Hanban funded program
Central Ohio students in Gahanna Jefferson and Columbus School for Girls study Chinese with a $30,000 grant from Hanban. The Confucius Class network links dozens of U.S. schools with China and hosts guest teachers funded by the Chinese government. Some fear ideological influence, but Ohio officials say instruction remains independent. Ohio exports to China and rising Chinese programs across the state frame the effort as language skill for business ties.
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China
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Ohio State University
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Cleveland Job Corps Academy faces funding and billing issues
A Plain Dealer investigation shows the Cleveland Job Corps Academy, opened in 2007 with a 35 million campus, struggles with unpaid bills and intermittent medical and safety services. ATSI, run by Clark Hayes, says late reimbursements from government cause the problems, while the program has received over 55 million dollars since 2005.
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Recognition Sought for Long Dead Medal Hero in Kentucky
Covington veteran Rob Schultz seeks a proper U S grave marker for John E Rowalt a 19th century Medal of Honor recipient believed buried in Highland Cemetery Fort Mitchell Kentucky. Rowalt from Richland County Ohio was honored among 424 MOH recipients for Indian campaigns in the West.
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Family of three injured in Route 82 crash
Three members of the Knierim family including two children were hospitalized after their car collided with a truck on state Route 82. Charles Knierim, 52, and his wife Jackie 45 along with son Eric 12 and daughter Teaghan 5 were taken to Southwest General Hospital. Timothy Morgan 26 was cited for failure to yield the right of way when turning left.
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Eric Knierim
Teaghan Knierim
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