Longtime football coach John McKay dies at 77
John McKay, legendary USC coach who guided the Trojans to four national titles and mentored Heisman winners, died at 77 in Tampa Florida. He built USC into a national power from 1960 to 1976 and later coached the expansion Buccaneers before retiring in 1984. He is mourned by wife Corky and children Michelle Terri Richard and John Jr.
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West Virginia
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USC
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O.J. Simpson
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Pat Haden
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Los Angeles Rams
Doug Williams
Grambling
Louisiana
Grambling State University Tigers
University of Southern California Trojans
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Jimmy Jones
Don Clark
Oregon
Howard Jones
Clark
Norman Topping
Jones
Thundering Herd
Wisconsin
Associated Press
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Corky
Michelle
Terri
Richard
John Jr
Denis Whitaker Canadian war hero dies at 86
Denis Whitaker, a highly decorated Canadian World War II hero and leading equestrian, died May 20 in Oakville Ontario after a brief illness at age 86. A brigadier general, he earned two Distinguished Service Orders for Dieppe and campaigns in Holland and Germany, later chaired the Canadian Equestrian Team and led O Keefe Brewery as CEO.
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Europe
Louise Sulzberger, longtime New York social service figure, dies at 103
Louise Mayer Sulzberger, active in New York City's social service community, died at 103 at her Manhattan home. She was great-aunt of Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. and wife of David Hays Sulzberger, brother of former Times publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberger. A nurse's aide in World War II, she served on the New York State Commission on Aging.
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Dean
Mary Lou Kaderbek
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Ormond Beach
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Mary Lou Claffey
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National Parkinson Foundation, Inc
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Miami
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Hugo Blumenthal
Homeless man in Lorain park faces multiple drunkenness charges
A 45 year old Lorain man Michael Lynn Smith was found drunk beside a group of about 15 children in Streator Park on Saturday night. He drank from a beer can, had an overpowering odor of intoxicans and urinated in his pants. Police charged him with disorderly conduct by intoxication inducing panic open container and obstructing official police business for not cooperating. A separate report notes roughly $3,000 in rare coins and a $1,000 carnival doll stolen from a Broadway Avenue home with no sign of forced entry.
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Fluoridation Debate Grows Across Ohio Cities
Ohio lawmakers consider a bill to let communities that voted against fluoridation opt in via council vote or ballot issue. Delaware recently began fluoridating, while Lancaster, Mansfield, Wooster, and Springfield remain without fluoride. Local officials urge clarity and local reconsideration as opponents cite health concerns and demand public vote. The CDC supports fluoridation, noting cavities can drop up to 40 percent, and about 60 percent of community water systems water is fluoridated.
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Mansfield
Wooster
Springfield
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Clark County
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James McCray
McCray
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Water search ends as bodies found in quarry
About 100 people joined the Saturday search after water was diverted the day before. Divers located the bodies in 12 feet of water in the quarry, with Wood found about 100 feet from the others. Mary Hocker spoke of grief as funeral plans began for Hileman and services for Josey and Tara Wood were to be set with their father.
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Mary Hocker
Marvin
Camden Church of God
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Hileman
First Southern Baptist Church
Camden
Josey
Tara Wood
Police data flaws spur call for integrated tracking system
A review of Cincinnati police records reveals widespread data errors and inconsistent officer identifiers. City officials urge a unified tracking system to flag problematic officers and reduce misentries, though not all incidents, including the Timothy Thomas case, would be prevented.
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Enquirer
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Police Department
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Thomas
Charlie Luken
Justice Department
Stephen Reach
Earmarks in State Budget Draw Fire From Taft
Taft vetoed two $250,000 earmarks for Somerset Park and New Lexington Recreation Center in Householder's district while others survived including $225,000 for a Perry County water system and $200,900 for a Rush Creek dam rehab. Lawmakers defend grants to aging centers and local projects amid calls to remove earmarks and let agencies spend funds where needed.
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Department of Aging
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Parma Heights
Office On Aging
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Cleveland
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