Air Traffic Potential Retirements Strain Cleveland Center
More than 25 percent of the Cleveland Air Route Traffic Control Center staff could retire by year end and in 2007, raising concerns among union officials over training replacements. The FAA cites a pool of applicants and insists staffing will hold, as the Oberlin center handles about 3 million aircraft yearly across six states.
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Boston bishop takes Cleveland post amid parish closings
Bishop Richard Lennon, 59, installed as Cleveland Diocese leader, faces priest shortages and potential parish closures. With 233 parishes and about 460 active priests, Lennon draws on Boston experience where he oversaw consolidations including his family parish, St. James the Apostle, as he guides Cleveland through difficult adjustments. He notes parish buildings hold deep personal and sacred significance.
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Republican pushes to waive Medicare drug penalty deadline
Rep. Nancy Johnson leads a GOP push to waive the late enrollment penalty for the Medicare drug benefit with plans to introduce legislation in the fall. Senate support may grow as Sen. Grassley keeps the option under review, while Democrats argue the program favors insurers over seniors.
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Iowa
Senate
Charles Rangel
New York
Vermilion police arrest 20th online sex suspect
Strongsville man Christopher Pumphrey, 25, is charged with attempted unlawful sexual contact with a minor after traveling to Vermilion to meet an officer he believed to be a 15 year old girl. He faces importuning and possession of criminal tools felonies.
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Christopher Pumphrey
Vermilion Police
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Pumphrey
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Lorain Building Inspector Charged in Pot Case
Edwin Heyduk and his son Edwin Heyduk III were indicted by a Cuyahoga County grand jury on felony drug charges including possession, illegal cultivation, trafficking and tools possession. The pair faced arraignment and were linked to processing rental property complaints under a 1997 ordinance. mayor and officials declined further comment.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Cw County
Edwin Heyduk
Olmsted Falls
Edwin Heyduk III
Heyduk
Cuyahoga County
Craig Foltin
Fewer youths choose farming as costs rise in Ohio
Jeff Wuebker inherited a southwest Ohio hog farm and plans to spend over 1 million dollars to expand. The AP notes that fewer people aged 25 to 44 operate farms, dropping from 7,855 in 1992 to 6,001 in 2002, due to land and equipment costs and competition from larger farms.
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Jeff Wuebker
Wuebker
Ohio
Hello to Lio debuts on comics page with Mark Tatulli
A new character named Lio appears in today's comics pages. Artist Mark Tatulli illustrates the strip, with the new figure bringing quiet antics. Check Page C6 for the full run and visuals.
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Mark Tatulli
Weather outlook for today with rain and cool temperatures
Cloudy and cool conditions with scattered rain in the day. High around 55 degrees and a low near 48. AccuWeather forecast appears on Page A6.
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Massage Therapist With Right Touch Featured In Ad
A classified blurb highlights a massage therapist offering skilled therapy and a reassuring, effective touch. Services target relaxation, muscle relief, and personal wellness in a discreet, client-focused setting.
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