Expansion of Lorain County Airport Should Not Fly
The Lorain County Regional Airport expansion is a bad idea economically and environmentally. Debt, annual losses, and dubious cargo demand argue against widening the runway. Private investment should test private park plans instead of public funding. The airport may become Ross International Airport, but expansion should not proceed.
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Lorain County Regional Airport
Lorain County
Oberlin
Ned Hill
Cleveland State University
Federal Express
United Parcel
Continental
Ford
Wal- Mart
Rite Aid
Michael Ross
Ross
Ross International Airport
Loraine County Regional Airport
Ohio cancer data lack funding hindering analysis
Ohio collects data on about 250000 cancer cases since 1992 through the Ohio Cancer Incidence Surveillance System but lacks funds to analyze it. The program sought 1200000 dollars yearly but funding was cut heavily. current appropriation stands at 264366. Experts warn the data remain underutilized without a dedicated cancer-control program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Veterans Affairs
State Health Department
Columbus Dispatch
Robert Indian
Department of Health
Health Department
Ronald Bukowski
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio man seeks Everest first ascent mystery
Andy Politz of Columbus heads to base camp in the Himalayas at month end with 13 climbers led by Eric Simonson to scale Everest in May. The expedition marks the 75th anniversary of Mallory and Irvine's ascent attempt, and they aim to locate a body found by a Chinese climber in 1975 and a camera Mallory carried.
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Columbus
Ohio
Andy Politz
Himalayas
Eric Simonson
Ashford
Wash
George Mallory
Andrew Irvine
Simonson
Mount
Everest
North Col
Politz
Mallory
Perils and Demands of Everest Ascent for 14 Climbers
The 14 climbers face danger on the May Everest ascent to 29 028 feet with snow patterns signaling avalanche risk. They could lose 10 30 pounds over the two month expedition while ropes anchor to the mountain to guard against rock slides and winds. Oxygen, pace, and extreme altitude shape breathing and endurance as they approach the summit with cliffs and a 2 mile camp to summit and return in a single day, akin to a 48 hour jog.
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Mount
Everest
Ohio Lottery taps new director with player mindset
Mitchell J. Brown, appointed by Gov. Taft as Ohio Lottery director, aims to boost Super Lotto sales to fund education while avoiding problem gambling. A former city official and public safety head, Brown comes from a career in government administration. Lottery sales have edged down from $2.3 billion in 1997 to about $2.1 billion projected for the year ending June 30.
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Cleveland
Bob Taft
Mitchell J. Brown
Ohio Lottery
Brown
Lottery
U.S
George Voinovich
Voinovich
Ohio
Ohio Department of Public Safety
Chiropractor treats animals with unique care in Ohio
Deb Kropp, one of seven horse chiropractors in Ohio and 400 nationwide, treats Boss the show horse and Brandy the older Arabian quarterhorse at the Meng farm. She works along joints with careful adjustments, aided by hay raises. Her work began after aiding her ailing dog Bear and discovering veterinary chiropractic training in Illinois.
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Toledo
Deb Kropp
Kropp
Ohio
Boss
Genoa
Michael
Susan Meng
Brandy
Meng
Sharon Willoughby
Jill Berkayna
Northwood
Mist
Sophia
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pArate
Harvey Gittler
Cancer
State
Randy Hertzer
Marion
Governor
John Wilson
Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital
Tom Mahl
Chronicle
Tin Glatz
Amherst
Adelle
Halley
Caitlan
Bacon Woods
Mill Hollow
Vermilion River Reservation
Bear
Fall
Berkayna
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