Blackout Paralyzes NYC as Cabbies Profit and Actors Vexed
In a steamy July blackout, Manhattan stoppages halted offices and subways while thousands wandered the streets. Cab drivers reported booming business, earning up to $142 in one shift. Broadway venues faced chaos with Sandy the dog and actors losing costumes amid a citywide evacuation.
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Bar gambling bill could legalize betting in Ohio bars
Columbus AP reports a state Senate subcommittee considers amendment to Substitute House Bill 72 that would bar the Ohio Liquor Control Commission from banning bingo and other gambling at liquor-permit premises. Director Clifford Reich warns it would remove decades of control and invite gambling tied to alcohol, raising enforcement concerns. Iowa cited as context for agriculture note.
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