Mis-spelled Governor Voinovich Cup Sparks Revenue for Ohio
The Recycle Ohio program will sell misprinted glass coffee cups showing Gov. George Voinovich's name misspelled as Voinovich. At about 8 dollars per cup, 9 cost cups totaling 4,475 will yield roughly 8,000 in revenue and free publicity. State officials report strong demand from employees, media, and the public.
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Columbus
George Voinovich
State Treasury
Mary Hayes
Ohio Department of Natural
Hayes
Ohio
Toledo
Businessman Chin Chen's body found in Great Miami River
In Moraine, Montgomery County, authorities recovered the body of 53 year old Chin Daw Chen of Kettering from the Great Miami River near Carillon Park in Dayton. Chen had been reported missing by his family and was last seen at a Dayton gasoline station near a planned Oriental restaurant. The coroner's office investigated the death.
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Moraine
Dayton
Miami River
Joe Wynne
Chin Daw Chen
Kettering
Chen
Wynne
Carillon Park
Montgomery County
Jeff Caldwell
Councilman pushes full service gas pumps proposal
North Olmsted council faces July 7 vote on a bill requiring at least one full service gasoline pump at every public station to aid seniors and the handicapped. Debates focus on costs to operators and access for disabled travelers.
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Debbie Klinec
C-T
North Olmsted
James Leonard
R-1
George Nashar
Lorain Road
Leonard
Dean McKay
D-4
Scott Kaciek
Kacirek Marathon
Kaciek
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Midway
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