Friday, July 22, 2016

Columbus police officer hospitalized after glass found in sandwich and other top stories.

  • Columbus police officer hospitalized after glass found in sandwich

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  • 'We're going to win so big,' Trump tells GOP convention crowd

    'We're going to win so big,' Trump tells GOP convention crowd
    CLEVELAND — Donald Trump's first appearance at the Republican National Convention was short. The man awaiting his party's nomination on Thursday spent but two minutes on the stage at Quicken Loans Arena, entering a darkened hall to Queen's "We Are the Champions." "We're going to win," he told the cheering delegates on Monday's opening night. "We're going to win so big." But, this was not Trump's night. He appeared merely to introduce his wife, Melania, as the next First Lady. Mrs. Trump, a jewe..
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  • Columbus gives Big Lots tax break of up to $12.8 million to move HQ ...

    Columbus City Council has approved a tax break of as much as $12.8 million to help Big Lots move its headquarters across town to the city’s Northeast Side and create 25 full-time jobs. Big Lots is building a headquarters on 330 acres near Route 161 and Hamilton Road that is expected to cost the company between $40 million and $65 million. Big Lots employs 1,107 full time, according to city documents. It will leaveits headquarters at 300 Phillipi Road on the city’s West Side. The 100 percent, 10..
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  • Blaming Obama for coal's woes, Murray Energy warns of layoffs

    Blaming Obama for coal's woes, Murray Energy warns of layoffs
    An eastern Ohio coal mining company is saying it might cut 4,400 jobs in six states in September, potential reductions that the company is blaming on increased use of natural gas to generate electricity and the Obama administration’s environmental policies. Murray Energy, based in St. Clairsville, made filings in the affected states, including Ohio, because federal law requires big companies to give a 60-day notice before starting layoffs. The action was taken as a precautionary measure and no ..
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  • Ohio State football | Bri'onte Dunn dismissed; protection order filed ...

    Ohio State football | Bri'onte Dunn dismissed; protection order filed ...
    Ohio State running back Bri’onte Dunn was dismissed from the team by coach Urban Meyer on Monday night, the same day a civil protection order was filed against Dunn by a person thought to be his girlfriend.Meyer said the dismissal is “for a violation of team rules” in a statement released by the university. He did not specify which rule or rules were breached and neither did a team spokesman. >> Follow BuckeyeXtra on Facebook and Twitter But sources said that Dunn, 23, had an altercation with h..
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  • Will Buckeye Lake refill woes sink Walnut Township school levy?

    Will Buckeye Lake refill woes sink Walnut Township school levy?
    MILLERSPORT — As hot, dry summer days settle over Buckeye Lake, the region’s Walnut Township school district is preparing to ask voters on Aug. 2 to renew a property tax, a request they rejected in March. No one knows whether voters’ mood will be influenced by the lake region’s slow start to summer recreation. Despite the state’s decision to close the spillway gates around Memorial Day weekend to allow rainfall to collect and begin refilling the lake to a level about a foot below the normal 6-f..
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  • Tribe bullpen implodes after Kluber cramps up in 7-3 loss at KC

    Tribe bullpen implodes after Kluber cramps up in 7-3 loss at KC
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  • Avoid the RNC: Classic Cleveland spots where you can hide from ...

    Avoid the RNC: Classic Cleveland spots where you can hide from ...
    CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The establishment’s version of Occupy Cleveland has taken over downtown, but it only means that you can spend the next few days checking out some Classic Cleveland spots that all too often go under the radar. Bonus: These places will provide shelter from politicos, protestors and mobs of media. 
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  • 5 things to expect at Day 2 of the GOP convention

    5 things to expect at Day 2 of the GOP convention
    1. Don't mess with the second speaker today: Dana White is president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Trump helped him early on by hosting a competition at his Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City. Also on stage: Natalie Gulbis, an LPGA golfer and — yes — a former reality-TV star on the Golf Channel. 2. Get ready to score the pre-Olympic balance-beam performances by Senate President Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, who have yet to exactly back Trump enthusiastically. 3. If ..
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  • Did Melania Trump plagiarize from Michelle Obama?

    Did Melania Trump plagiarize from Michelle Obama?
    CBS NEWS - Donald Trump's wife, Melania, was receiving plaudits for her speech at the Republican convention Monday night, for its positive message devoid of the political attacks that characterized the vast majority of the rest of the primetime speeches.But then, on Twitter, @JarrettHill first noticed a striking similarity between Trump's speech and speeches that First Lady Michelle Obama delivered on her husband's behalf in 2008 and 2012."My parents impressed on me the value of that you work ha..
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In platform fight, Sanders loses on trade but wins on minimum wage .Data scandal legal tab nears $1.5 million for Columbus schools .
Barbershops put books in hands of kids getting haircuts .Community gardens sprout around Columbus, uniting neighborhoods .

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