Kathleen Gingrich dies at 77 mother of Newt Gingrich
Kathleen Kit Gingrich died at age 77 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania after years of poor health. She gained attention during a CBS Eye to Eye interview where she described Hillary Clinton as a bitch and later commented on her son Newt Gingrich’s rise and political career. Her other child Candace is noted as a gay rights activist.
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TSA Graded Poorly on Screener Performance and Training
The GAO report says TSA lacks clear measures of screener effectiveness and supervision. It notes TSA collects little data on threat object detection, undertrains supervisors, and conducts fewer undercover tests than the FAA did, potentially hurting security performance.
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Iranian tried to smuggle fighter jet parts in Florida sting
Homeland Security agents arrested Serzhik Avasappian in Fort Lauderdale on charges he attempted to smuggle 750000 dollars worth of restricted F-14 parts for Iran. He met undercover agents posing as brokers during a Sept 19 sting and touted himself as an aircraft parts broker for Tehran. Court documents say he planned a test shipment and lied on immigration forms. The probe is part of a wider arms export crackdown under the Arms Export Control Act.
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Law on deadly force conflicts in car theft cases debated
Legal experts from Ohio State University and University of Akron discuss when deadly force may be used to protect property or prevent a felon from fleeing. They note private citizens should normally rely on police and stress compliance with due process. The piece also covers Anna Taylor-Carter’s charges and funeral arrangements in Dayton.
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Telemarketing Do Not Call Ruling Sparks Mixed Reactions
Consumer groups condemn a court decision limiting do-not-call lists while lawmakers pledge action to curb intrusive calls. Industry figures warn the FTC rules could cost telemarketing jobs and raise compliance costs. Citizens lament constant interruptions and shifts toward market research calls.
Ohio Court Upholds Ban on Concealed Weapons Carry
A Cincinnati ruling keeps the concealed weapons ban, with Ohio Justices noting the right to bear arms is not absolute and that the General Assembly can regulate for public safety. The decision, starting in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court and upheld by the 1st District Court of Appeals, references public safety and legislative balance amid ongoing debates in the Senate and House.
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Midday Lottery Numbers And Jackpot News
The report lists multiple lottery draws including Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Buckeye 5, and Super Lotto Plus with a $21 million jackpot. It also notes a Monday Midday Pick 3 result and other daily numbers.
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Union workers and officials say the purpose and results of the REP plant meeting are unknown as of Wednesday evening. Company spokesman Willoughby and PR firm Innis Maggiore offered little news amid busy schedules. The USWA Local 1104 treasurer suggests cash shortages. A meeting result may come this afternoon detailing equipment and staffing.
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Traficant ally Belk pursues Senate bid amid funds memo
The group set Oct 1 as a fundraising deadline while campaign finance reports are due Oct 15. Traficant, ex-Ohio congressman expelled in 2002 for racketeering, bribery and tax evasion, is imprisoned in Allenwood. Belk, Camden South Carolina native, also seeks the South Carolina US Senate seat open with Hollings retirement.
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