Ohio workers panel chief accused after staff firings
Three former staffers allege Virginia McInerney fired them from the Ohio Workers Compensation Council on February 16 amid claims of religious coercion and harassment. They say she led staff in prayer and urged faith-based materials, while offering severance waivers the trio refused to sign.
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Virginia McInerney
McInerney
Columbus
700 Club
Kim Finley
Deliberations continue in Cleveland doctor murder trial
A jury in Cleveland recessed on the second day of deliberations in the aggravated murder trial of 41 year old Dr. Yazeed Essa over his wife Rosemarie’s 2005 cyanide linked death. If convicted, he faces life with possible parole after 20 years.
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Yazeed Essa
Rosemarie
Essa
EZ Lace helps student win design prize at IHA show
Ohio State University design student Jamie Perin of LaGrange won third place in the 17th annual International Housewares Association Student Design Competition with EZ Lace a shoe lace assist device. She will attend the 2010 International Home and Housewares Show in Chicago earning 1200 dollars and a trip, with potential licensing talks from JC Penney.
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Ohio State University Design
Jamie Perin
LaGrange
Columbus
Perin
Chance
International Housewares Association
IHA
Chicago
Keystone High School
J.C. Penney Co
Jane
Jim
Keystone
Judge says bailiff walked off job
Elyria Ohio. Lorain County Domestic Relations Judge David Berta says bailiff Jim Maschari left his post during a divorce hearing after an argument about lateness and ongoing issues. Maschari drove away after an ultimatum was delivered and did not return to the job.
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Elyria
Jim Maschari
Lorain County
David Berta
Berta
Maschari
Cleveland man stabbed in Oberlin
A Cleveland man was stabbed Tuesday at a Park Street Oberlin home. Police arrested Ceasar Bates 29 but say he is not a suspect. Michael Hinton 21 was found with multiple stab wounds and a cloth wrapped arm after an argument with a female acquaintance.
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Cleveland
N. Park St
Michael Hinton
Ceasar Bates
Mike McCloskey
Hinton
McCloskey
DOT director argues trains will create Ohio jobs
Jolene Molitoris, head of Ohio’s Transportation Department, touted a $400 million federal stimulus startup for 79 mph passenger service linking Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati. She described it as a proven job-creation engine, citing rail-led development in other states and expressing confidence in Ohio’s plan despite Republican criticism.
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Ohio
Jolene Molitoris
State Transportation Department
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnati
Molitoris
Columbus Metropolitan Club
Federal Rail Administration
Clinton
Diebold case sent to prosecutors in Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake officials say Councilman Edward Diebold's case will be reviewed by county prosecutors to decide if it goes to a grand jury. Diebold, facing alleged January incidents with a tenant and her husband, checked into a rehab facility last month for a drinking problem. The city notes Diebold will miss meetings but expects no removal from council. authorities consider the absences excused.
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Sheffield Lake City
Edward Diebold
Diebold
1St Ward
Lakeview Drive
Tony Campo
John Piskura
Graves
Piskura
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