Ney halts private funded trips after Abramoff inquiry
Ohio Rep. Bob Ney stopped accepting paid trips for himself and his staff after questions about the funding of a Scotland trip with lobbyist Jack Abramoff. An AP review shows 131 trips costing $234,775 over four years, with private groups funding travel until June 14, 2005.
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Rasheed Wallace Spotted Autograph Rejection at Mall
Reporter notes Rasheed Wallace, the 6-10 Pistons forward, ignored a young fan seeking an autograph at Tower City Center McDonald's in Cleveland. Wallace, busy with a cell phone, told the girl he could not sign at that moment.
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Former intern recounts teaching abroad facing racism in Asia
Christina R. Morgan, Oberlin College class of 2003, describes leaving the United States to teach English in Asia and finding schools hire only white teachers. She later taught in Spain and wrote about racism and legal limits overseas. Morgan, 24, contributed to Jane magazine May issue.
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Church Street Bar and Grille Open Amid Construction
Wendy Murray and husband Jay own Church Street Bar and Grille in Amherst. They assure customers the bar remains open despite ongoing construction on Church Street with access from Tenney Street and ample back parking. The street is closed but the restaurant is still operating.
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Elyria man reports stolen car after drug exchange
Elyria police say a man reported his car stolen after lending it for three hours in exchange for crack. Lt. Andy Eichenlaub notes that admitting drug use does not equal a confession, and 36 year old William Evans Jr. remains free for now.
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Concealed carry license denied in Lorain County case
Lorain County Sheriff denied a concealed carry license to Michael Daniels 44 saying felony expungement cannot override Ohio law. Daniels has Florida and Virginia licenses and vows to appeal while Ohio lawmakers discuss reforms. More than 2400 Lorain County residents hold permits under the current statute.
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