Feds drop Fugitive Safe Surrender program nationwide
The U S Marshals Service ends the nonviolent fugitive surrender program begun in Cleveland in 2005 citing unfunded costs and mission focus on violent crime. The program logged over 34000 surrenders in 20 cities with mixed felony charges and notable events in Cleveland and Detroit.
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Union bill could save cities and schools millions in Ohio
The Columbus Dispatch analyzes seven counties and seven school districts in central Ohio finding potential savings of about 74 million dollars in health care and pension costs if a public employee union bargaining bill passes. Statewide, about 350,000 workers could be affected as unions might offset lost benefits with higher wages.
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Jim Lynch
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Senate
House
John Kasich
Flood risk rises as heavy snowpack threatens midwestern rivers
Snow heavy across the Midwest and Northeast has raised flood risk from Montana to St. Louis with high chances of major flooding on the upper Mississippi from St Paul to Fargo. The Red River basin faces renewed overflow with Sanford, Grand Forks and Sunset Bay evacuations due to swollen streams and saturated ground. Authorities place new gauges to monitor rising water levels as communities prepare sandbags and pumps.
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U.S
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Big Sioux
South Dakota
U.S. Geological Survey
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Greg Gust
Clooney film wraps Cincinnati shoot moves to Detroit
George Clooney led filming for Ides of March across Cincinnati northern Kentucky and Oxford over three and a half weeks with up to 20 sites including Xavier University Fountain Square and Miami University. Publicist Tracey Schaefer says most of the story stays in Cincinnati area.
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Fountain Square
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Lexington
Tracey Schaefer
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Gary McManus
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