Obama Campaign Sues Over Ohio Early Voting Rules
The Obama campaign and Democrats sue Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted in Columbus over a law restricting in person early voting in the three days before Election Day. The suit, joined by the DNC and Ohio Democratic Party, argues the change harms most voters while preserving weekend access for military and overseas voters.
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Police union backs Brown in Ohio Senate race in historic move
The Fraternal Order of Police endorsed Democratic incumbent Sherrod Brown over Josh Mandel citing opposition to Kasichs collective bargaining overhaul. The group said it interviewed both candidates before announcing its support, the first Democratic Senate endorsement by the union since 1988.
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Privatizing the Ohio Turnpike Draws Opposition at Meeting
Elyria residents and local leaders condemn Gov Kasich plan to lease the turnpike for about 3 billion. Speakers cite Indiana Toll Road privatization losses and deteriorating toll plazas as grounds to oppose privatization and urge action.
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Avon Lake
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Lay
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D-Elyria
Lundy
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Ohio Budget and Management
Jerry Wray
Ohio Department of Transportation
Chardon double shooting at repair shop deems murder suicide
Geauga County deputies report a husband and wife were fatally shot at Cooke's Complete Service Center north of Chardon. Investigators seek which spouse fired the fatal shots outside the shop. No witnesses. victims unnamed awaiting relatives.
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Lorain robberies suspect arrested in Michigan
Julian Goodson known as Peaches was arrested in Warren Michigan on robbery charges tied to five Lorain area robberies. He reportedly dressed in women's clothing and stole about $850 from stores including Family Dollar Kwik Mart Dairy Mart C Town Market and JR Foods.
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Woman pleads no contest in Lorain County bomb threat case
Brittany Powell, 25, a former Lorain County Department of Job and Family Services staff member, pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct after being accused of threatening to blow up the North Ridge Road building. Prosecutors noted no evacuation occurred and no evident panic among staff.
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