Ex-doctor admits making pipe bombs in Ohio apartment
Former anesthesiologist Mark Campano, 56, admitted to building pipe bombs found after two explosions at his Cuyahoga Falls apartment. Authorities recovered about 35 pipe bombs, firearms, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. Campano, who practiced in Ohio and West Virginia, had license woes and substance issues, with WV and OH medical boards detailing his history. He faces one count of unlawful possession of a pipe bomb and waived preliminary hearings.
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Ohio groups rush to meet Christmas gift deadline for troops
Ohio residents and groups rally to mail Christmas boxes to soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan by December 4. Operation Buckeye plans hundreds more boxes, while Marine Corps Family Support Community and local businesses donate funds, postage, and supplies to ship thousands of packages and hundreds of cards since 2005.
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