COLUMBUS (AP) - Teenagers would be banned from using commercial tanning beds without a doctor’s permission under an Ohio legislative proposal that resembles others simmering across the country.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - In Dayton, a state employee returns to work to find a $2,000 computer stolen. In Cleveland, someone walks into an unlocked office and takes a $2,200 laptop belonging to the state auditor’s office. In Ohio, these scenarios not unusual, with state-issued computers frequently stolen or missing, according to a recent review of reports of stolen equipment by The Associated Press.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio ( Map , News ) - In Dayton, a state employee returns to work to find a $2,000 computer stolen. In Cleveland, someone walks into an unlocked office and takes a $2,200 laptop belonging to the state auditor’s office.
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COLUMBUS (AP) — Teenagers would be banned from using commercial tanning beds without a doctor’s permission under an Ohio legislative proposal that resembles others simmering across the country.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Teenagers would be banned from using commercial tanning beds without a doctor’s permission under an Ohio legislative proposal that resembles others simmering across the country.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - State lawmakers in Columbus are considering a bill that would ban teenagers from using commercial tanning beds. State Representative Courtney Combs is a Republican from Hamilton
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Central Ohioans may grumble about traffic congestion on highways around Columbus and their complaints wouldn’t be unjust, a study has concluded. But the examination by the Reason Foundation also says the condition of Ohio’s roads in general is far better than in other states.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Ohio Supreme Court will investigate why people accused of drunken driving in a southern Ohio village were allowed to plead guilty to lesser charges while donating money to a village fund, a spokesman for the high court said.
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U.S. District Court Judge Gregory Frost on Thursday ruled an Ohio law that allows only members of religions with “historically held conscientious objections” to union membership to opt out is discriminatory, the Columbus Dispatch reports. The case involves Carol Katter, a Catholic teacher in the St. Mary’s School District in western Ohio who opposes abortion rights. [click link for full article]
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - State lawmakers are considering a bill that would ban teenagers from using commercial tanning beds.
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