Wellington Schools Entertain Us Again
Harvey Gittier mocks Wellington Schools as the Clown Princes of Education. He notes a cheerleader suing after being cut, a superintendent who fired a principal for stealing a cookie, and a cookie monster facing a lawsuit. He criticizes suspensions over a student photo incident, questions school rule enforcement, and warns against school involvement in parental matters. The piece ends urging parents to handle such issues privately.
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Wellington
Clown Princes of Education
Sherri Buccieri
Jet
Sheriff's Department
Thaybe
North Ridgeville fights over ward redraw plan
North Ridgeville debates redistricting as City Council faces 90 day deadline after population proclamation. Law director urges timely redraw while politicians dispute authority and charter implications. Mayor and officials note past patterns and push for cooperative solution before 2003 elections.
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North Ridgeville
Ohio Secretary of Coin
Council
David Gillock
Gillock
Safety Service
Uegulisut West
Deanna Hill
Jim Johnson
Lorain
Airport terminal shut down after man says he has knife
A man described as having a pocket knife prompted the shutdown of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport’s main terminal for about 90 minutes after a random gate search found marijuana. Charles Consert, 40, of Council Grove Kansas, was jailed on marijuana and paraphernalia charges. An arraignment was set for Boone County District Court.
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Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International
Hebron
Cincinnati
Northern Kentucky International
Chuck Melville
Melville
Kathleen Bergen
U.S. Department of Transportation
Atlanta
Federal Transportation
Ted Bushelman
Cowsert
Comair
Dayton
Florida
Bushelman
Delta
Bergen
Nicole Lundgren
Archbishop supports rehabilitation for some sex-offender priests
Cincinnati Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk backs zero tolerance while saying some priests who abused minors may be rehabilitated. He notes the challenge of identifying rehabilitated individuals and outlines ongoing church efforts as nationwide cases rise and prosecutors seek records.
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Cincinnati
Archdiocese of
Daniel Pilarczyk
Pilarczyk
Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Hamilton- Journal News
Vatican
John Paul 11
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Dallas
Dayton
Hamilton County
Mike Allen
Officials fear crack penalties may be cut by federal panel
Columbus Ohio officials express disappointment over a federal panel's anticipated recommendation to ease penalties for crack cocaine. They note crack's harsher sentencing stemmed from violence and child hardship, while critics insist cocaine and crack should carry identical penalties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Sentencing Commission
James James L. Graham
Graham
U.S
Algenon Marbley
Marbley
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Maccade
Lindsey Kozak
Chesterland
Mount Union College
Alliance
Kozak
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