Judge Contest Over Grand Jury Hears Case Debate
Griffin says the issue will be placed on the table and awaits how cases look while Mason criticizes the judge for telling grand jurors they can weigh penalties for offenses and noting that jurors may not consider hearsay. The dispute highlights concerns about the grand jury system weighed by Rev Marvin McMickle who contends bias against black jurors in a local context.
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Griffin
Marvin McMickle
Pas
Seamstress Nina Antypiv 88 dies after brief illness
Nina Antypiv 88 a seamstress born in Kirovobrad Ukraine died after a brief illness. She migrated from Ukraine during World War I and lived in a German camp before immigrating to the United States in 1949, moving through Boston Philadelphia Lorain and Parma Heights where she resided 19 years. She worked as a seamstress for Weltz Clacking in South Lorain and was active in local clubs.
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Antypio
Weltz Clacking
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Elyria
Emh Regional Medical Center
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Oberlin Inn
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Ariz
Rupert
Lawrence Frame
Martinsburg
Wva
Margaret Bean
Weston
Viva
Emory W
Ernest H
Lydia
Nee Young) Frame
Nellie Frame
Ralph
Dean Frame
Vae White
Leone Sibert
Tressie White
Beggars shelter backs social worker amid panhandling debate
A homeless shelter north of downtown backs adding a social worker to curb aggressive panhandling. Downtown Cincinnati Inc supports the plan, while local businesses fear beggars deter customers. David Ginsburg notes the need to distinguish homeless people from panhandlers as concerns over downtown safety rise.
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Panhan
David Ginsburg
Polling bill seeks to end school use as voting sites
Wolpert of Hilliard drafts a bill allowing schools to decline polling sites if alternatives exist, drawing opposition from Franklin County Elections Board where about 45 percent of 515 polling places are in schools. Officials cite near voter proximity, accessibility, and parking as key factors. costs to switch sites could be high and some counties already avoid schools.
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Hilliard
Franklin County Board of Elections
County Elections Board
Guy Reece
Mahoning County
Michael Sciortino
High Point Group
Elleman
North Carolina
Florida
Ohio
Shaw Baseball Program Faces Hard Times and Hopeful Turnaround
Michael Rankin, a Shaw junior outfielder, notes the team’s hard work as repairs stretch through a district funded renovation with 42,000 dollars needed. Community groups and parents donate while Dillon, the three year coach, presides. The program, once state champion in 1968, has slipped amid economic decline and district budget strain. Dillon mentors players to balance academics and life challenges, visiting homes and requesting progress reports.
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Baseball Parents Association
Dillon
Lake View Cemetery
Shaw
Cardinals
Drattice
al Thompson
Cleveland
Thompson
Columbus TB quarantines rise in Ohio incident report
Columbus health officials have confined three people with active tuberculosis under 24 hour guard in eight months, triple the state average. Court orders in Franklin County have allowed five detentions in five years, while Cuyahoga and Hamilton Counties report far fewer. Officials warn detentions are last resort and may require funding for guards.
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Franklin County
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton County
Richard Blinkhorn
Charles Woode
Health Services
Health Department
Elizabeth Koch
Bureau of Infectious Disease Control
Ohio
Koch
Marth
Lead Poisoning Crisis Hits Cincinnati Children
Cincinnati officials report 580 children in the metro area with elevated blood lead levels, 517 in Hamilton County, while warning the full scope remains unknown. The problem traces to pre 1950 housing and dust, with calls for broader screening and more funds.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Bruce Lanphear
Lanphear
Judith Daniels
Cincinnati Health Department
Daniels
Ohio congressman among six to visit Baghdad
Six members of Congress who toured Kuwait and Iraq reported Baghdad power was restored to six percent as Army Brig. Gen. Steven Hawkins outlined restoration efforts. The delegation, including Rep. Dave Hobson and others, visited troops, a Kuwait hospital, and Baghdad International Airport while noting ongoing danger from sporadic clashes as troops shift to peacekeeping.
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Baghdad
Washington
Congress
Kuwait
Iraq
U.S
Dave Hobson
Persian Gulf
Army
Steven Hawkins
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Hobson
Hawkinns
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