Hospitals oppose new Ohio fees citing job cuts
Ohio hospitals and care facilities warn proposed Gov. Strickland fees totaling 1.3 billion over two budget years would raise costs for patients and could trigger job losses. They say reimbursements may not match higher charges and the safety net could be depleted amid Medicaid funding concerns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted Strickland
Peter van Runkle
The
Ohio Health Care Association
Baby's fate divides family in Cincinnati case
Relatives divided over Savon Edwards fate as he remains on life support at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. His father Ricky Edwards, 30, is jailed on felonious assault and endangering a child charges. the mother Tammy Gries refuses to remove the machines despite emotional strain and concerns raised by social workers about past care.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Savon Edwards
Jerry Gries
Savon
Tammy Gries
Brian Gregg
Oberlin Hosts 10th Dr Seuss Day At Public Library
Oberlin celebrates Dr Seuss Day with activities for children including face painting and word fishing for a Seuss style story. The event featured characters The Cat in the Hat Sam and Horton and included Oberlin College students performing scenes from Horton Hears a Who.
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Cat In the Hat
Sam
Horton
Dr. Seuss
Oberlin Public Library
Parma neighbors fear death row inmate's release
A former death row inmate, Joe D Ambrosio, asks for house arrest in a suburban Cleveland apartment while awaiting a new trial. Residents split over his proximity with Lee Rosalie, who befriended him in prison, while others defend her and question prosecutors. He may be released on a $50,000 bond with 10 percent posting.
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Parma
Cleveland
Joe D'Am- D
Ambrosiobrosio
D'Ambrosio
Tony Klann
Rosalie
Lee
Ohio State Penitentiary
Youngstown
Nicole Pavone
God
Kathleen Morgan
Cincinnati seeks full-time housing court to curb foreclosures
Hamilton County faces record foreclosures and a rising number of vacant properties. A full-time housing court is urged to hold owners accountable for neglected homes and code violations. Commissioner Greg Hartmann and Councilman Jeff Berding push for the reform as Friday caseloads in the current one-day court reach 50 to 80 cases.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Greg Hartmann
Hartmann
Jeff Berding
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