Avon company to expand facility add 25 jobs
Dance Metal Products plans a 60,000 square foot Avon facility to produce precision sheet metal fabrications and housing for large equipment and X ray devices. The eight year tax credit of 63,461 requires retaining 48 positions and Avon residency of 16 years while investing 850,000 in land 2 million in building and 1 million in equipment. The project cost is not disclosed.
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Assaults and thefts reported across multiple locations
A series of reported incidents includes assaults at Goulardi's Bar and on S Urban Street, a 14 year old charged after a Meister Road incident, telephone harassment at Crehore, thefts from driveways on Longford and East Ave, purse loss, garage theft in Columbia Township, break ins at Avon Belden and Cooley Road, property damage at J and J Car Care, and a tractor and mower theft in Pittsfield Township with a Sheffield Township house reported later.
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Lawmakers Push Zero-Based Budgeting in Ohio Plan
Ohio lawmakers back a zero-based budgeting mandate for state agencies as part of a two year spending plan tied to the national tobacco settlement. The measure, approved by the House Finance Committee 18-11 and 22-7 on party lines, sets a 3.5 percent growth cap for general revenue but allows exceptions for emergencies with legislative approval.
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United States Restores Diplomatic Ties with North African Nation
The U S re established relations with a North African country not connected since 1980. In the 1980s the leader Muammar Ghadafi was accused of sponsoring terrorist attacks including Pan Am 103 in 1988. Ghadafi renounced terrorism in 2003 and the U S calls the nation a model.
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Bush to order National Guard troops to patrol border
President Bush plans to deploy nearly 10,000 National Guard troops to the Mexican border to deter illegal crossings. An African nation received emergency funds to keep its government afloat as a separate aid measure. An oil pipeline explosion in a sub Saharan country killed up to 200 people.
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Nominee for CIA chief faces tough NSA questions
The former NSA head and retired Air Force general is Bush's pick to lead the CIA, with confirmation hearings this week. Senators say he must address NSA surveillance revelations involving a database of tens of millions of phone calls.
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