TV ads for Ohio issue produced by Virginia firm
Virginia based Stevens firm produced Ohio Issue 1 TV spots that promote a 500 million bond issue for high tech research and jobs. Ads filmed in Columbus used Ohio crew and actors with most funds staying in state. The program aims to shift Ohio from industry to tech ventures while opponents worry about bond interest costs.
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Virginia
Ohio
Brian Hicks
Alexandria
Greg Stevens
Hicks
Bob Taft
Taft
Toy Gun From At The End Result Arrest Charged
Lorain police reported a boy was charged with inducing panic and his mother with obstructing official business and resisting arrest. Charges against the boy were dropped. Officer Novosielski asked the Lorain prosecutor to seek dismissal of all charges against Tamyka Sanders.
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Novosielski
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Tamyka Saunders
Ohio Midday and Evening Lottery Numbers Displayed
The report lists Ohio lottery results including Pick 3 picks 9 3 2 and 9 2 5, Pick 4 sequences 0 8 7 2 and 6 0 6 4, Buckeye 5 numbers 3 45 5 29, and Super Lotto Plus jackpot at 9 million. It also notes the previous day’s outcomes with Pick 3 4 3 1, Pick 4 2 7 7 2, Pick 4 0 1 4 9, Buckeye 5 5 9 15 30 35, Super Lotto 2 4 10 40 43 48, Bonus Balk 41, and Kicker 2 6 3 0 34.
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Ohio
Buckeye
South draws Black population back as business and roots pull
The Census Bureau notes older African Americans returning to the South from the Northeast and Midwest to start businesses and reconnect with family roots. Georgia led in net in-migration of Blacks 1995 to 2000, with North Carolina and Florida following. Orlando and Atlanta showed the largest metro-area gains 1990 to 2000, about 62 percent each.
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South
William Spriggs
National Urban League
Institute For Opportunity and Equality
Spriggs
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North Carolina
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University of Michigan
William Frey
Orlando
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Atlanta
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Issue 31 drives Elyria Midview school funding split
Campaigns for and against Issue 31 in Elyria and the Midview district mobilize residents. Funding the Future has spent under 500 dollars on a mix of yard signs and ads while Midview leaders warn a pass could hurt support from dual-district voters. West by the River Historical District opposes the proposal, citing displacement and loss of historic homes. Campaign chair Rich Kaplan insists on a transparent, positive effort and that EHS benefits the whole community.
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the Future Committee
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Sokol
Elyria
Goodspeed
West By the River
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Aden
Rich Kaplan
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Schools push parent centers to aid levy drive
A proposed plan urges each school to establish a parent center to engage families early. Admiral King already has one, with the organizer greeting parents with coffee and doughnuts. Prosecutor Jeff Manning favors broad parental involvement and suggests parent contracts as a tool.
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Admiral King
Noland
Jeff
Heilands Face Charges After Death In Ohio Nursing Home Case
Patricia Heiland and Eric Heiland are charged with theft from Holbrook and his wife, while Patricia faces additional counts for deceiving to obtain a dangerous drug and abusing a functionally impaired person. Holbrook’s death in Lorain was ruled a homicide ten months later amid claims of hospice care and improper discharge. The case includes a second test request and ongoing court action with prosecutors and defense asked to ensure test integrity.
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Michael Nolan
Nolan
Pennsylvania
Holbrook
Patricia Heiland
Eric Heiland
Heiland
West 11Th Street
Lorain
Eric
Avon Oaks
Avon
Matus
Heilands
Catherine
Oak Hills
City officials clash over reclassifying law director post
The article reports a dispute over reclassifying the law director position in the city. Council members allege the move was done without proper input, risking governance and civil service rules. Officials cite the 1961 charter and possible amendments requiring a public vote. Toni Morgan and Eric Zagrans are central figures in the debate.
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Eric Zagrans
Hill
Toni Morgan
Morgan
Dave Gillock
Gillock
Denny Johnson
Carlisle Township Trick or Treat Window Set Tonight
Trick or Treat in Carlisle Township runs from 6 to 7 30 p m today correcting an earlier misreport.
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