Comfort Inn to auction Clinton visit sheets in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe Ohio the Comfort Inn plans to donate proceeds from auctioning or raffling the sheets President Clinton slept on during a February town hall. Hotel director Lisa Cardinali said the sheets were kept in a bag in the office. A White House spokeswoman downplayed any issue, noting Clinton has not complained. Ross County, a Republican stronghold, backed Bush by 378 votes.
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Chillicothe
Comfort Inn
Clinton
Ohio City
Lisa Cardinali
Ms. Cardinali
Lorraine Vales
White House
Bush
Robin Haubeil
Lucasville stabbing marks first violence since siege
Ohio prison reports inmate stabing at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, the first violence since April’s 11 day siege that left 10 dead. David Smith, 25, stabbed in his cell with a bed spring weapon, treated at Portsmouth hospital for abdominal puncture, then returned. Cellmate Robert Howard, 22, placed in isolation awaiting a hearing. Smith serves seven to 25 years for aggravated burglary vandalism and escape in Allen and Richland counties.
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Lucasville
Ohio
David Smith
Jim
Heineman
Southern Ohio
Smith
Portsmouth
Robert
Allen
Richland
Women claim truth on Pepsi tampering case
AKRON Ohio AP two northeast Ohio women say they found objects in Diet Pepsi cans and are telling the truth. FBI and FDA investigations continue as claims of tampering arise in 23 states with about 50 reports.
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Akron, Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Carolyn McCallum
Stark County
Plain Township
Deborah Garner
Cuyahoga Falls
FBI
Food and Drug Administration
Garner
Dawn
Ruth Weisheit
FDA
Brunswick
Kelly Jo Fitzwater
Beach City
Chris Romoser
Somers, NY
Parole Bid Tied to Quayle Claim Faces Court Review
Brett Kimberlin seeks release from Memphis prison arguing the US Parole Commission acted vindictively by denying parole after he accused former Vice President Dan Quayle of buying marijuana in the early 1970s. The 6th Circuit heard arguments but did not rule. Kimberlin, jailed since 1980 for drug conspiracy and bombings, contends the commission doubled his parole window without adequate explanation.
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Cincinnati
Dan Quayle
Brett Kimberlin
US Parole Commission
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Memphis
Tenn
Kimberlin
Indiana
Quayle
Senate
Parole Commission
Richard Preston
The
Preston
Ohioans favor more school funding and higher sales tax
An Ohio Poll of 816 adults in May shows 57 percent support increased state school funding and 69 percent would back raising the sales tax from 5 to 6 percent if the extra revenue funds local public schools. Respondents favor sales tax only or a mix of increases, with UC and The Cincinnati Post conducting the survey.
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Cincinnati
Sister seeks funding for $12 million suit over USS Town blast
Cleveland woman Kathy Hartwig Kubicina appeals for donations to cover evidence and sworn statements for a contingency lawsuit seeking 12 million dollars in damages from the government over the 1989 USS Town turret blast that killed 47 sailors. Attorneys would receive 33 percent from any settlement. funds not used go to the Until We Have Answers group.
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Cleveland
Uss Town
Kathy Hartwig-Kubicina
Kreig Brusnahan
Terry Clark
Ms. Hartwig-Kubicina
Gunner
Clayton Hartwig
Navy
Brusnahan
Hartwig
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Ross County
Howard
Hess & Hess
Gratton Pharmacy
Midview Drugs
Aere
Coffman Boutique
O” Series
B&l
D.O.C. Eyeworld
Messaros
Reinker Studio
Kamms Record Shop
Vegas
Seiko
Citizen
McCallum
Fitzwater
U.S. District Court
Akron
Rene Todd
el Reno
Okla
Federal Correctional Institution
Epa
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Post
University
Institute For Policy Research
Dead Sailor
Ms. Kubicina-Hartwig
Hartwig Defense Fund
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