Sheen honors slain missionary portrait ceremony
Martin Sheen unveiled a portrait he commissioned of Dorothy Stang, a Dayton native and Sister of Notre Dame de Namur who spent 30 years aiding Amazon settlers. The ceremony at Chaminade-Julienne High School recalled her gospel driven work, with the portrait by Rev Bill Nichols to hang at the Notre Dame du Namur mother house in Cincinnati.
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Primary race in Ohio draws national attention
In Ohio sixth district the write in bid of Charlie Wilson draws national scrutiny as both parties fight to swing the May 2 primary. National committees spent for ads and staff changes, with Republicans citing a wastewater dumping case and Wilson’s past as keys. The seat opened by Ted Strickland’s governor run is regarded as highly competitive despite Wilson’s ballot loss and the threat of a November write-in bid.
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National City to replace some debit cards after fraud inquiry
National City will issue new debit cards to a small percentage of checking account holders after discovering potentially fraudulent activity tied to a merchant. The bank stressed its system was not breached and urged customers to review statements for unauthorized transactions, though exact affected numbers and locations were not disclosed. The company noted other financial institutions may also be affected and identified its primary taking operations as in Indiana Illinois Kentucky Michigan Missouri Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Court OKs death sentence in Columbus slaying
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld James Conway's death sentence for the 2002 shooting that killed a bystander during a fight outside a Columbus club. The six to one ruling found sufficient evidence of planned retaliation and deemed the informant-witness issue harmless. Conway also faces another aggravated murder death sentence in a separate 2001 kidnapping and murder case.
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County judge indicted for theft in Ohio case
Highland County grand jury indicted Judge Jeffrey Hoskins of Highland County Common Pleas Court on charges of tampering with records theft falsification and unlawful interest in a public contract. Prosecutor Jim Grantley said the charges stem from estate funds and a 2005 Hillsboro property lease to the Adult Parole Authority. Hoskins surrendered, was suspended, and faces arraignment March 22.
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Man charged in wave of harassing adult calls across eight counties
James R. Hood, 43, is charged with one count of compelling vice case for sex after authorities say he made 2628 adult material calls to random numbers over 20 days in Coshocton and Licking counties. Arrest followed a joint sheriff’s investigation. he posted bond and was released. Hood, living in Granville, faces a possible preliminary hearing or grand jury presentation this month. while free on bond he cannot use a telephone or Toternet.
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Postal Service to honor doctors who discovered polio vaccines
The U S Postal Service plans a stamp honoring Albert Sabin who developed an oral polio vaccine in Cincinnati and a separate stamp for Jonas Salk. The Sabin unveiling was set for Wednesday at the University of Cincinnati with ties to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Sabin Sunday marked the first US oral vaccination day in 1960 when thousands of Cincinnati children received sugar cube doses. Bea Lampkin, polio survivor who helped vaccinate children, recalls the event.
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Ohioan's plane makes emergency landing on I 75 in Michigan
A single engine plane with two Ohio men aboard made an emergency landing in the median of Interstate 75 in northern Oakland County. The pilot aged 45 and passenger 37 were unhurt and the aircraft did not strike any vehicles. The engine stalled en route to Oakland County International Airport and authorities said the landing was near a visible wing and nose damage with debris. State police closed one lane in each direction during cleanup.
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