Boehner calls for stronger U S ties with Israel
House Speaker John Boehner urged a stronger U S partnership with Israel amid regional volatility. He told the Jewish National Fund conference in Cincinnati that Israel remains a beacon of freedom and that the U S should act as a reliable ally, not just a broker, as the U N General Assembly nears.
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Fatal Turnpike crash in Amherst Township ID’d victim
An Alvord Iowa man, Lawrence Hein, 71, was killed when his westbound car veered into a guardrail near milepost 137 on Interstate 80 and crossed lanes. Hein’s wife Carolyn was injured. cause under investigation.
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Iowa
Lawrence Hein
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Lorain Council Candidate Takes HIV Test At AIDS Walk
Lorain Council candidate Dennis Flores swabbed his own mouth for an HIV test at Lakeview Park during the Lorain County AIDS Walk on Sunday. He praised the service for youth, as Rick Lanza of the Lorain County AIDS Task Force noted the group relies entirely on volunteers.
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State government shrinks under Gov Kasich in Ohio
The Associated Press reports Ohio state government employment fell 5 percent under Gov John Kasich to 56,875, a loss of 2,958 workers. Officials cite ongoing budget pressures and earlier declines under previous administrations while Kasich touts efficiency gains and reduced services as needed.
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Renters save to build wealth at Cincinnati complex
In Cincinnati Over-the-Rhine, Friar's Court opens with 25 affordable apartments and rents from 300 to 766 dollars. Half the rent funds a savings account for on time payments and community meetings, while residents perform lawn care and maintenance to help keep costs low. Cornerstone Corp founder Margery Spinney says the model focuses on asset building for low income residents.
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Liquor Agents Lied to Stay Jobs in Ohio
The Ohio Inspector General's Office found two state liquor control agents lied about their residences to meet a 75 mile living rule. Gregory Croft and Shawn Tatter lived at least 80 miles from work. a management investigation is recommended. The report emphasizes findings, not convictions, and notes agents operate in plainclothes enforcing liquor rules.
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Cleveland
Shawn Tatter
Columbus
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Ohio
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