Righted Wrongs in Columbine Lawsuit Questioned
Hervey Gittner questions the Columbine related lawsuit against the Jefferson County sheriff's office. He notes the dead cannot be restored and ponders if the suit seeks money or accountability. Commenting on sheriff response, he compares suing law enforcement to blaming responders for a tragedy and stresses responsibility and safety considerations.
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Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
Columbine High School
Littleton
Colorado
Columbine
Sheriff’s Office
Elan Gonzalez
Jefferson County
Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff's Office
Mahony
Sheriff's Departments
Mahoney
Lorain County
Sheriff's Department
Red Cross emblem debate sparks at Columbus convention
American Red Cross President Bernadine Healy urged an end to the emblem dispute that blocks Israel’s Magen David Adom from full IFRC membership. Delegates voted to push for recognition of existing symbols and to seek wider acceptance, amid safety concerns raised by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
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Columbus
American Red Cross
Bernadine Healy
Red Cross
Magen David Adam
Red Crescent
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
International Federation of Red Cross
Healy
International Committee of the Red Cross
Africa
Balkans
Caucasus
Education rated No 1 concern in Ohio poll results
The Ohio Poll of 857 adults, conducted April 4 through 22 for the University of Cincinnati, shows 39 percent name education as the state's top problem. Funding and quality cite education as main worries. crime, economy, taxes, and other issues follow.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio lets private ownership of wild animals go largely unchecked
Ohio buyers can acquire baby bears and other wild animals with minimal rules as federal and state laws focus on licensed dealers. advocates cite predator risks while critics warn of animal welfare concerns. An Ohio auction drew about 2,000 animals sold for prices from 3 to 4700 dollars, with only a five dollar admission and bidder numbers required.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Barbara Como
The
Tiger Foundation Inc
Knox County
People For the
Houston
Joe Parker
Tiger Haven
Tennessee
US Department of Agriculture
Steve Muller
Mount Hope
Massillon
Ohio Association of Animal Owners
Polly Ward
Ward
Suspect escapes deputy in cruiser after handcuff wriggle
James J. Holiday, 26, of Columbus, faces charges including attempted murder and felonious assault after wriggling from back to front handcuffs and taking a deputy’s cruiser. A two-region chase ended near Urbana and again in Logan County with multiple agencies pursuing at high speed. Holiday is jailed in Logan County, arraignment expected Monday.
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Madison County
Jim Sabin
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus
Sabin
Plain City
Champaign County
Urbana
Holiday
Logan County
Frank Galyk
State Highway Patrol
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Chronicle
Southview High School
South Branch
Lorain
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