Volunteers serve holiday meals across Ohio state
Volunteers fed thousands across Ohio on Thanksgiving including homeless residents. Michael Petrakis, a Cleveland restaurateur, served about 2500 meals by 6 30 p m at his restaurant, while Volunteers of America Men s Shelter in Columbus dished roughly 450 meals and drew 60 volunteers. Toledo Rescue Mission planned fried chicken for Friday with about 80 90 expected. Cleveland Zoo offered free admission to over 800 by early afternoon. Astronauts Thomas Hennen and Terence Henricks aboard Atlantis took turkey terazin aboard, waking to turkey sounds and Buffett music during their orbit.
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Michael Petrakis
Petrakis
Cleveland
Niless
America
Volunteers of America Men’s
Columbus
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Ohio EPA probes Sheffield oil spill source
Ohio EPA planned to locate the oil spill source in a creek off Route 254 in Sheffield Township. The leak may stem from a faulty underground tank or spill near Wickes Lumber Co. and Brine Mobile Inc. on Route 254, with Izaak Walton League president David Glenn accusing a long ongoing coverup. Residents complained of odor as the river of oil was first noticed by a woman near a ditch behind her home.
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Sheffield
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Wickes Lumber Co
Brine Mobile Inc
OEPA
Reggie Brown
Brown
EPA
Izaak Walton League
David Glenn
Glenn
Andrew Dallas
Plane crash at Akron Canton airs injuries to two pilots
A Convair 240 crashed after takeoff from Akron-Canton Regional Airport injuring two pilots Benjamin Wade 47 of Columbus Indiana and Rand Sanders 35 of Fort Worth Texas. The plane with about 800 gallons fuel was returning to Rhoads Aviation when it lost altitude and crashed into a corn field, witnesses said, with engine trouble reported. NTSB FAA to investigate.
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Akron-Canton
Federal Aviation Administration
Benjamin T. Wade WI
Columbus
Ind
Rand M. Sanders
Fort Worth
Texas
Timken Mercy Medical Center
Canton
Bob Hendschiegel
FAA Great Lakes
Des Plaines
Ill
Greg Feith
National Transportation Safety Board
Parsippany
N.J
State Highway Patrol
Stevenson
Krum
FAA
NTSB
Carbone returns as Falls law director in interim move
Falls Mayor Robert Kennedy and City Council restore Rick Carbone to the law director post he held 1980 to 1989, replacing Joseph C. Domiano who steps down to focus on trials. Carbone will be paid 80 dollars an hour until Dec. 31 with a likely permanent appointment by mayor-elect Tom Jones.
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Olmsted Falls
Robert Kennedy
Rick Carbone
Carbone
Regional Income Tax Authority
Joseph C. Domiano
Kennedy
Council
Domiano
Jones
Declining U S Voting Shows Voter Apathy Across Demographics
The Census Bureau report on Voting and Registration in November 1990 finds only 45 percent turnout, down from 46 percent in 1986 and 55.4 percent in 1966. Voter share shrank among ages 25 to 64, while seniors rose to 60 percent. Blacks and Hispanics vote shares lagged population. turnout varied by state with Alaska highest at 59.2 percent and Tennessee lowest at 30.5 percent. The piece links lower turnout to perceived corruption and rising influence of special interests.
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Census Bureau
Northeast
Ohio
Alaska
Tennessee
Louisiana
Missouri
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Terence Henricks
Woodville
Atlantis
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Jimmy Buffett
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Rhoads Aviation
David Murphy
Feith
Fred Krum
Ed Stevenson
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