Metzenbaum top environmental scorecard in Senate exit
In Columbus the League of Conservation Voters released annual grades showing Howard Metzenbaum with a perfect 100 for 1994, matching his 1993 score as he retires after 18 years. John Boehner scored 4 percent with one vote aligning with the groups, while Ohio supporters from Sierra Club and Ohio Environmental Council attended the briefing.
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Environmentalists tally voting patterns in Congress amid donor sway
Tinianov blames corporate political donations and voter apathy for environmental setbacks while noting cynicism could aid environmentalists if voters are informed. Senate votes on water quality and a California desert bill. House votes on desert and nuclear safety. Ohio figures Glenn Brown Fingerhut and Kasich Oxley show varied support. Sahl cites polls favoring crime over environment.
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Survey finds higher discrimination against blacks in Dayton
A University of Dayton survey for the Dayton chapter of the National Conference finds African residents reporting far more racial discrimination than whites and less opportunity in jobs and housing. The telephone poll of 824 Montgomery County residents aged 14 plus, conducted Feb-Apr, shows blacks reporting six times as many discrimination incidents and lower paid work compared with whites, with gaps in credit, mortgages, promotions, policing, and housing. The study plans a repeat survey in two years.
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Deer Vehicle Collisions Rise Sharply in Ohio
State officials report a 50 percent rise in deer related highway accidents over four years with 24 800 collisions last year. Most occur October to December during dawn and dusk when deer are most active. Franklin County led with 67 incidents, average damage per crash about $2 000 totaling nearly $49.6 million. Factors include growing deer numbers habitat loss and more recreation areas. Since 1960 the population grew from 15 000 to about 400 000.
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Patrol trooper cited after chase ends in crash
ST. CLAIRSVILLE AP A State Highway Patrol trooper was cited for failure to maintain control after a pursuit ended in a two car accident. Three people sustained minor injuries in Monday's crash near the St. Clairsville post.
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