Ohio gambling losses top 10 billion over four years
Columbus Dispatch tally shows about 63 billion wagered and 53 billion won from 2012 to 2015 across Ohio lotteries casinos and racetracks funding public schools and local governments while 4.7 percent of adults face problem gambling risk. Police hunt escaped prisoner in Wilmington following hospital escape in a stolen car and plan to probe the break.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio Lottery
Lottery
Wilmington
John McKinney
Clinton Memorial Hospital
McKinney
Tall ship Pride of Baltimore sails Black River excursion
Lorain resident Felix Rosario, a World War II veteran nearing 93, rode the Pride of Baltimore on a two hour Black River cruise from Black River Landing to Lake Erie and back. The ship, docked since Saturday, departs for Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Lorain
Felix Rosario
Puerto Rico
Rosario
Black River
Baltimore
Black River Landing
Lake Erie
Erie
Kristin Bauer
Chronicle
Charles Berry
Pride of Baltimore II
21-year-olds top Ohio patrol ticket list, study shows
The Plain Dealer analysis of 2015 Ohio Highway Patrol data shows 21-year-olds received nearly 23 000 tickets, with 70 percent issued to male drivers. Twenty-somethings accounted for about a third of all tickets, and 21 to 25 year olds had the most fatal crashes and property-damage incidents.
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Cleveland
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
Ohio Highway Patrol
Russ Rader
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
State Department of Public Safety
Karen Sprattler
St. Paul
Minn
State Department of Motor Vehicles
New records appeal process to start Sept 28
Ohioans denied public records at local and state levels can file complaints with the Ohio Court of Claims starting Sept. 28 via a new online portal. The process requires a form a $25 fee and copies of requests and denials, with mediation to resolve disputes before a ruling.
Coal pension bill tests GOP unity in mining states
A congressional bill to protect health and pension benefits for about 120,000 retired miners faces GOP divisions as incumbents in coal states resist bailing out union workers. The measure aims to prevent cash shortfalls in miners funds next year and would affect over 30,000 retirees in West Virginia. Thousands of retirees and supporters rally to back the pact honoring the federal government.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Phil Smith
UMW
West Virginia
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Chad King
Urbana University
King
Champaign
Las Cruces
N.M
New Mexico
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Jesse Hanes
Hatch
Jose Chavez
Jones
Hanes
Rincon
Radium Springs
James Nelson
Newark
Associated Press
New Records
Coal Pension Save Pits
Portman
McConnell
Aristin Bauer
Vermont Street
Grafton
MetroHealth Medical Center
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