First abuse court martial set in Baghdad amid outcry
The U S military announced the first court martial in the Abu Ghraib abuse case, reservist Jeremy C. Sivits of Hyndman Pennsylvania to face a Baghdad trial May 19. The trial will be at a Baghdad Convention Center and open to media as Brig Gen Mark Kimmitt details the case. Sivits is among seven soldiers charged, with others likely to face general court martials for harsher penalties. Sivits helped take some of the photos that sparked the scandal. his father said he was told to shoot the pictures.
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Oberlin to unveil 2004 Comprehensive Plan Update
Oberlin's Steer ing Committee will present a long range land use update, the first since 1970s planning, outlining growth containment, infill of vacant lots, street connections, neighborhood access, and downtown preservation amid a Wal-Mart proposal and annexation near Route 58 and U.S. 20.
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Bomb Kills Chechen Leader During World War II Parade
A bomb hidden under a VIP platform at Dynamo Stadium in Grozny killed Akhmad Kadyrov, Chechnya’s Kremlin appointee, and 23 others. Sergei Abramov became acting president as Col. Gen. Valery Baranov was hospitalized in critical condition after the blast that injured at least 40 people. Officials blamed separatists but no group claimed responsibility.
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Brook Park Ford plant reopens as Ford’s most modern engine factory
Ford Motor Co. will reopen Engine Plant No. 1 in Brook Park near Cleveland as its most modern engine facility. The transformed site features new equipment and a new manufacturing system aimed at producing more efficient engines, reversing earlier plans to close the plant.
Manufacturing rebound in Dayton region boosts jobs
Dayton area may see a rebound in manufacturing as State Bureau of Labor Statistics data show about 300 more manufacturing jobs since January in the Dayton Springfield region. Angelia Erbaugh of the Dayton Tooling and Manufacturing Association notes members plan to hire and invest in technology and equipment as the economy improves.
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Slots on ballot and racetrack lobbyists on plan
Plan to place slot machine ballot measures faces possible voter consideration in November as lobbyists for the racetrack push the proposal. Critics flag a $170 billion federal tax bill that includes pork projects amid broader tax reform, while weather forecasts call for warm conditions and possible thunderstorms with a high around 86.
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