Saturday, October 23, 2004
Public safety briefs
Mitchell Ave. corner closed for road repair
Eastbound lanes of Mitchell Avenue at Spring Grove Avenue were shut down Friday after the road caved in.
Traffic will be detoured over inbound Spring Grove Avenue to Clifton Avenue to Kenard Street and back to Mitchell Avenue.
The Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati is repairing the sewer trench.
Moscow teen killed in crash on U.S. 52
NEW RICHMOND - A Moscow teen driver was killed Friday morning when he drove into traffic while trying to cross U.S. 52.
Michael Hampton, 18, was driving across U.S. 52 in New Richmond at 7:50 a.m. Friday when he was hit by Kenneth MacFarland, 22, of New Richmond.
MacFarland was in serious condition at University Hospital.
Officer hurt when suspect rams car
UNION TWP. - A Union Township police officer was hurt early Friday after a fleeing suspect rammed his car into the officer's police cruiser, authorities said.
Police say the suspect veered toward Officer Ken Mullis and accelerated. The suspect, Jeffrey Sims, 40, of Georgetown, suffered chest injuries. SHe was charged with fleeing a police officer and drunken driving.
ELECTION 2004
Ohio races:
'Challengers' to keep eye on voters
Guess who's back? Edwards, Cheney, Bush rally in Ohio
Despite suit, lawyer denied chance to vote
Veteran, novice face off in 53rd
Police investigate break-in at Bush campaign office
Butler challenger took 'appeal' to ballot box
Experience, GOP dominance at issue in county clerk race
'99 Drake levy push in question
Evendale officials ask for more taxes
Prosecutor's campaign new
Efficiency, access to data at issue in race for recorder
Debate stresses differences in deficit, Iraq, Medicaid
Supreme Court pits tried, true vs. fresh, new
Voter: No to Talawanda tax
Kentucky races:
Absentee requests increase
Actors, athletes add luster to House races
Students bring election to class
Secretary of state: Vote should be smooth
Mongiardo, Bunning camps trade barbs
Dems bet against Bunning
To vote for them, you'll need a pencil
TOP STORIES
Suspect in kids' killing asks to die
'Teardown' on the table for Blue Ash
Psychic to help in Oxford case
IN THE TRISTATE
Pair charged in '97 death of Ohio man
Alaskan schools, Princeton sharing
Police records join statewide network
Princeton High School plans musical events
Man guilty of shooting into cop's car
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Good Things Happening
Faith Matters: Lorene Wall still loves teaching kids
LIVES REMEMBERED
Robert Marrs was funny, sunny
KENTUCKY STORIES
Program shows car seat safety
Cov. students taste success
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