Teen hacker faces expulsion over school server breach
A 13 year old North Ridgeville Middle School student is suspended and may be expelled after allegedly willfully hacking a classroom server on March 2 and deleting three years of Accelerator Reading records. Officials say no grades or confidential records were accessed and the data has not been recovered.
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Bush Defends Policies Amid Kerry Tax Attack
President Bush faced Democratic attacks on economic policy in a Cleveland speech. He called Senator John Kerry a proponent of higher taxes and trade barriers that hinder job creation, while conceding Ohio’s recession impact since 2001.
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Bush defends Ohio jobs stance at Cleveland rally
President Bush addressed factory regions like Youngstown and Cleveland at the Cleveland Convention Center during his 15th Ohio visit. He blamed a recession and corporate scandals for 200,000 Ohio job losses and cited Sept. 11 as shaping U.S. resolve. He defended taking action on Saddam Hussein and warned against future threats.
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Bush faces critics as jobs pitch meets protests
President Bush argued his economic plan at a businesswomen’s conference while about 400 protesters, led by unions and environmentalists, rallied outside. Critics said deficits undermine growth as Ohio jobs have fallen, and Bush urged against tax and spend policies amid recent crises.
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Cedar Point to Acquire Worlds of Adventure Park in Ohio
Cedar Fair buys Six Flags Worlds of Adventure in Aurora for 145 million dollars signaling a shift in Cleveland area amusement park competition. Cedar Point owner aims to rename the park Geauga Lake with Six Flags retaining animal stock and planning relocation to its other parks. Season tickets for 2004 will be honored or refunded.
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Avon Chief Probes Dispatcher Over Ebonics Phrase
Avon police investigated a dispatcher note that cited "very strong ebonics" as the reason for not obtaining a caller's name during a 8:54 p.m. call about a fight at Timberlake’s complex on Chester Road. Chief Vilagi said the word was not used in conversation and the only error was in the log.
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Head Start chief Gene Aldridge fired after guilty plea
Gene Aldridge head of Head Start was fired after pleading guilty to falsification. The brief note appears in Local and State on page A3. Weather outlook mentions wind rain and snow with a high near 41 degrees for the region.
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Lorain baby death ruled homicide in Amherst case
The 5 month old Lorain boy Riley Harris Smath died February 6 at Amherst Hospital from brain injuries and skull fractures inflicted the day of death. Coroner Paul Matus labeled it a homicide but no charges have been filed and investigators have not disclosed where the incident occurred.
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