Ohio to start twice a day lottery drawing
The Ohio Lottery Commission approved adding a second daily drawing for Pick 3 and Pick 4 at 12:29 p.m. beginning in August, with tickets due by 12:25 p.m. The plan aims to boost sales after a 2.4 percent drop to 2.14 billion dollars in the year ending June 30, with expectations of about a 10 percent lift.
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Kasich to stump for others after campaign exit
Former congressman John Kasich said he will spend 18 months campaigning for other candidates and then decide his future. He will not seek a 10th term, plans to remain active on issues, and may pursue media work or writing a follow up to Courage is Contagious.
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Supreme Court rules Ameritech coupon plan violates Ohio law
The Ohio Supreme Court, in a 4-3 decision, upheld PUCO’s 1997 order barring Ameritech New Media from offering AmeriChecks that gave $10 off local phone bills to cable subscribers. The ruling cited price breaks to some customers but not all, and saw the program as aiding the cable unit with telephone service discounts. Chief Justice Moyer dissented.
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Soldier recalls 1960 Hill 308 massacre in Korea visit
Frederick Ryan, 67, revisited the Hill 308 massacre site in Korea with the Korean Veterans Association. He described being overwhelmed by memories of 47 American prisoners of war shot by North Korean troops on August 17, 1960, and recalled bullets hitting him as his unit was captured during the Hill 303 battle.
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Wheelchair mom to decide soon on Avon Lake move
SANDUSKY AP A mother with muscular dystrophy Kelly Dillery 31 weighing a move from her longtime Sandusky home to an Avon Lake independent living complex designed for wheelchair users. She has faced charges and a discrimination suit, saying sidewalks lack accessibility and she is targeted by police and officials while caring for her 5 year old daughter Kelsi.
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