Ohio Shutdown Leaves 40,000 Federal Workers Idle
The partial federal government shutdown furloughed about 40,000 of Ohio's 90,000 federal workers and 600,000 nationwide as leaders seek a budget solution. Several agencies paused operations though some personnel remained for security and essential tasks. public services across multiple sites including Toledo Cleveland Wright Patterson and Cincinnati were disrupted.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Clinton
Dennis Williams
Army
Warren
Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Bosnia
Columbus
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Cincinnati
Pati Cooke
Weather forecast summary for tonight and Thursday
Tonight west gales reach 35 knots then ease to 15 to 25 knots with light snow toward daybreak and waves 4 to 7 feet. Thursday winds drop to 15 to 25 knots with light snow possible, tapering to flurries in the afternoon and seas 4 to 6 feet. Temperature information incomplete.
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Budget showdown looms over shutdown risk and Medicare cuts
White House chief of staff Leon Panetta warned after a second budget meeting that a shutdown could extend past Friday as Republicans push a sweeping bill to balance the budget by 2002. The talks aim to resolve disputes on school lunches dairy subsidies and borrowing authority before Thanksgiving.
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Clinton
White House
Leon Panetta
House
Senate Budget Committee
Senate
Panetta
Caement
Shutdown at a Glance Shows Federal Agencies During Brief Shutdown
A partial shutdown reveals which federal workers stay on the job and which services continue. Key line items include Social Security, Medicare claims, air traffic, border patrols, and the Defense Department. Some agencies like HUD face partial payments, while many state programs rely on federal funding.
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Social Security Office
Federal
Anthony J. Celebrezze Federal
Cleveland
National Zoo
Johannes Vermeer
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Museums
Washington
Medicare
Health Care Financing Administration
Supreme Court
Bosnia
State Department
United States
Congress
White House
Clintons
Clinton
District OF Columbia
Agriculture Department
Energy Department
Food and Drug Administration
Commodity Futures Trading Crotator
Interior Sense Departments
Legislaion
Bishops condemn budget politics in unity call
US Catholic Bishops at their fall meeting decry politics before the needy. They urge Congress to reject welfare cuts and preserve tax credits for low income families while warning of debt and cynicism as government shuts down. Bishop Anthony Pilla elected president. Fiorenza named vice president.
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Washington
U.S
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Congress
John Ricard
Ricard
Bishops
Anthony M. Pilla
Cleveland
Bishops Conference
Joseph A. Fiorenza
Diocese of
Galveston-Houston
Pilla
Fiorenza
Undefined OCR fragment
A fragmentary OCR line appears to list a phone number and time references with unclear context. It includes 1 800 numbers and a Thursday 10 5 p.m. daily note along with weekend reference to Saturdays, suggesting a business listing or contact notice without full details.
Bessick Remembered as Steady City Solicitor and Mentor
Elmer Bessick served 23 years as city solicitor and six years as a Court of Appeals clerk in Cuyahoga County. Colleagues praise his probate and municipal expertise, calm demeanor, and loyalty to city finances. He mentored Shilling, coordinated campaigns, and was deeply respected by friends and staff. He died suddenly after plans with his father. He was 49, survived by Karol and three daughters.
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Court of Appeals
Cuyahoga County
Shilling
Bessick
Elmer
Elyria
George Ferguson
Ferguson
Kenneth
Rothgery
New York
Lorain County
Robert Corts
Lillian Hawkins
Gurchik
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Toledo
Paula Jefferson
Michael Scott
National Park Service
John Debo
Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area
U.S. Postal Service
Defense Construction Supply Center
U.S. Department of Energy
Fernald
National Weather Service
Ouk Buckeye
Michigam
Keno
Pennsylvania
Mich
IND
Youngstown
W.va
Oelated
Cloudy Clouc
AccuWeather
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Ield
Ayton
Tarthet
Agi
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AccuWuathes
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Los Angeles
San Ego
Abary
Colembus
Dales Worth
San Juan PR
Des Manes
Mois St Paul SS Mae
Atante City
Faibanks
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Robert B. Reich
Federal Housing Administration
Housing and Urban Development Department
Federal Governant
Defense
Defense Department
Pedero
SO Okay
Seo Pato
Toyo
New Delhi
Toronto
Hong Kong
Ares San
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Chronicle
Teleghra
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
East River
the Chronicle Telegram
A.C. Hudnutt
Mana
Foreas
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Cartie
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
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