Protests Across Ohio oppose immigration enforcement
Protesters from Toledo to Cincinnati participate in A Day Without Immigrants. Organizers include Rev. Jayne Ruiz of the Presbyterian Hispanic Ministries and Ohio Catholic bishops calling for just immigration policy. Speakers warn of economic impact and family separations amid proposed federal measures.
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Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Federal Building
Dayton
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ruiz
U.S. House
United States
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Hispanic Coalition
Youngstown
Robert Siffren
Siffren
Mexico
Central America
Velasquez
Ohio Lottery Results And Jackpots Weekend Draws
Ohio midday and nightly draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences for Saturday and past Friday results, Rolling Cash 5 numbers and jackpots, Lot O Play and Mega Millions figures, with out of state results from Pennsylvania Michigan and West Virginia, plus last Friday’s winning combos and Rolling Cash 5 prize. The Mega Millions jackpot is estimated at 30 million dollars with Friday numbers 16 29 32 36 55 and Mega Ball 12.
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Kicker
Pennsylvania
Michigan
West Virginia
Education manager contact and home delivery hours
Barb Rusko Stephens coordinates NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION program at The Chronicle. Office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with morning home delivery service from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. on weekends. Includes daily and Sunday home delivery priced at $3 per week and mail-in address changes to The Chronicle Elyria Ohio.
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Barb Rusko Stephens
U.S
Bee County votes to boycott Exxon Mobil over gas prices
Bee County officials call for a boycott of Exxon Mobil until gas hits 1.30 a gallon while critics warn the move could harm small stations and tax revenue. County Judge Jimmy Martinez notes Exxon’s size and executives’ pay as motives. a Beeville Bee-Picayune poll finds 72 percent plan to participate.
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Texas
Exxon Mobil Corp
Bee County
Jimmy Martinez
America
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Beeville Bee-Picayune
Debbie Ponce
Exxon
Dallas
Lee Raymond
Exxon Mobil
Mobil
Blackwell Leads in Ohio Polls as Primary Nears
Ohio voters respond to surveys from Mason-Dixon and The Dispatch showing Blackwell with a solid lead among Republicans and Petro favored by some voters despite reservations. Evangelical support boosts Blackwell. Petro’s camp cites final May poll plans.
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Mason-Dixon Polling and Research Inc
Dispatch
Doug Schaffer
Hamilton
Ohio
Blackwell
Carlo LoParo
the Plain Dealer
Petro
Bob Paduchik
Bill Russell
Millfield
Russell
Joy Padgett
Campaigners push through long days ahead of primary
Ziegler notes a 16 hour day pace for Cafaro and campaign teams as they canvass across the district. Lorain Mayor Fortin and Elyria Mayor Grace discuss juggling mayoral duties with relentless campaigning amid the final sprint to the primary.
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Ziegler
Cafaro
John Wolfe
Joe
Zeigler
Lorain
Craig Fortin
Elyria
Bill Grace
Grace
Judge Ewers Defends Tax and CE Violations in Lorain Race
Judge Ewers says his property taxes are current and penalties paid while Brusnahan cites records showing late payments in 2002 2003 and 2004 and CE rule infractions. Both candidates clash over ethics as they await the November election for Common Pleas judge overseen by Thomas W. Janas.
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Gerald Smith
Smith & Smith Attorneys
Ewers
Brusnahan
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Thomas W. Janas
Lorain
Ting Seeks Senate Seat After Turmoil at Oberlin
Ting recalls 1960s Oberlin activism and liberal shift, defending GOP endorsement victory over Protack 268 to 53. Protack vows fall fight. Ting cites education at East-West Center and Harvard, and a Beasley Law faculty role shaping his conservative stance.
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Ting
Oberlin
Mike Protack
Senate
Protack
East-West Center
Hawaii
Harvard
Temple
Beasley School of Law
Protock
Greg Merkel
CMA to lend artworks locally and worldwide during renovation
The Cleveland Museum of Art plans to loan eighteenth and nineteenth century landscape works to Allen’s galleries and other institutions. Major pieces like Cupid and Psyche by Jacques Louis David toured earlier this year and more works will travel to the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland and partners abroad including stops in China Japan Korea and Canada. The CMA aims to reopen galleries in fall with a full renovation by 2010 or 2011 and will continue to loan significant pieces to keep the collection visible.
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Cleveland
Psyche
Jacques Louis-David
Brock
CMA
Museum of Contemporary Art
China
Japan
Korea
Canada
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