Teens who set fire in state's custody
In Xenia Ohio two teens 15 and 14 were referred to the Ohio Department of Youth Services for arson related to a May 13 fire at the Greene County Fairgrounds that killed harness racing horses and a dog. They were ordered to repay insured losses. damage estimates range from 190000 to 500000 dollars. The boy pleaded guilty to delinquency by arson and the girl to complicity to arson, both fourth degree felonies. Judge Hutcheson noted letters from horse owners weighing on his decision.
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Xenia
Ohio Department of Youth Services
Greene County Fairgrounds
Department of Youth Services
Greene County
Robert Hutcheson
NAACP questions Lorain school hires over experience
The Lorain NAACP questions two Lorain Schools administrators chosen this summer, Karen Mahan as Meister Road Elementary principal and Carol Zacovic as Lorain Middle School assistant principal, citing concerns about their experience though district officials defend their qualifications.
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Nicholas Hatlock
Karen Mahan
Meister Road
Carol Zacovic
Lorain Middle School
Ence
Jean Wrice
Mahan
Larry Jackson
Tracie McCandy
Longfellow
County fair injuries dot Shelby County Ohio event
At the Shelby County Fair in Sidney Ohio several people were injured in separate incidents. Two women were hurt on the Siper Trooper ride when a bystander pushed a lever restarting it, and both were treated and released. In the hog barn Krista Stewart 11 was knocked into a pen wall and flown to a Dayton hospital before being released. Amy Murray 10 slipped and fell injuring her liver and was also treated at Children’s Medical Center and listed in good condition.
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Shelby County
Ohio
Siper
Janie Goings
Sally
Epley
Goings
Mark Sc
Wright
Children’s Medical Center
Dayton
Teachers sue to block Cleveland voucher program
The American Federation of Teachers filed a U S District Court suit in Cleveland claiming the tuition voucher plan violates the First Amendment and should end immediately. The action challenges use of up to 2250 dollars for private and parochial school tuition for low income families. A similar July suit by other voucher opponents argues tax support for parochial schools breaches church state separation. The case may join with a May Ohio Supreme Court ruling that found no First Amendment violation.
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American Federation of Teachers
U.S
Ohio
Betty Montgomery
Ohio Supreme Court
Florida
Jeb Bush
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