Final push on Issue 2 in Ohio ads and counter campaigns
Ohio voters face a last-ditch push on Issue 2 a penny sales tax hike to raise 1.1 billion dollars annually for schools and homeowner relief as backers led by Every Child Counts yearn to peak before Tuesday. Opponents argue the tax won t help kids and warn the measure is unnecessary while campaigns flood airwaves with contrasting messages.
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Cliff Trevens
Ohio
Trevens
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Rat laughter studied at Bowling Green tickling rats
Bowling Green State University researchers led by psychobiologist Jack Panksepp report rats enjoy tickling and laugh, a vocalization captured with bat detectors that resemble a playground. The team notes simple, dynamic, light tickling keeps the rodents happy and engaged.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Jack Panksepp
Elyria awards banquet honors Suzan Johnson Cook
The Twenty-Third Annual Sojourner Truth Founder's Day Awards Banquet at the Elyria Holiday Inn featured Rev. Dr. Suzan Johnson Cook as keynote speaker. She urged African-American women to aim high and work together, praising local leaders and presenting scholarships to Elyria High School and Midview High School students pursuing medicine and related fields.
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Elyria
Suzan Johnson
Cook
Elyria Club of Negro Business and
Sojourner Truth
Elyria Holiday Inn
Michael Keys
980 Pound Man's Mom Faces Stress Over Trial Health
The mother of Denny Welch a 37 year old Hamilton man charged with allowing three boys to view pornographic films in his home says the legal stress is harming his health He fell ill ahead of a pretrial hearing and is hospitalized with respiratory heart cellulitis and other ailments His trials set for June 16 but a judge will decide if it can be held in one day or split The defense says Welch could not operate a videotape and that the boys' parents should have kept them away from his home He could face up to six months in jail and a 225 fine per charge if convicted
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Denny Welch
Butler County
Fort Hamilton Hughes Memorial Hospital
Welch
Rosemary Young
Eartha Quake
Weich Har
Young
Butler County Juvenile Court
David Niehaus
Hamilton Municipal Court
Juvenile Justice Center
Hamilton Fire Department
Fat spill on I-74 blocks ramps. Dawn aids cleanup
A tanker overturned on Interstate 74 spilling 6700 gallons of tallow across about a half mile of highway in Cincinnati. Firefighters used sand water and dish-washing detergent Dawn with foam to break up the fat after wind and rain hindered the effort. The driver Charles Sealock 51 was cited. he was listed in fair condition. Cleanup aimed to reopen ramps by Saturday.
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Dave Yacchari
Ohio Department of Transportation
Charles Sealock
Momence, DL
Good Samaritan Hospital
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