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Columbus, OH – Stories you'll hear include:

Ohio marine killed in Iraq - Morrow County Courthouse closed after mercury spill - Republican Bill Todd says CPS not hiring enough minority-owned businesses for construction projects

Columbus, OH – Stories you'll hear include:

Delphi voting starts tonight - State poll shows no clear front runner for president in 2008 - Columbus encourages water conservation

Family Values

By John DeSando, WCBE's It's Movie Time

"Reductio Ad Absurdum"

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Today's stories include:

Senator Voinovich urges troop removal from Iraq - National Lightning Safety Awareness Week continues through June 30 - Philedelphia Phillies steal home in 11-4 win over Cincinnati Reds

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Stories you'll hear:

Fifteen death row inmates challenge Ohio's lethal injection procedure - Mayoral candidate calls for mayoral takeover of Columbus schools

Columbus, OH – There was nearly unanimous support for the two year state budget in the House and Senate. But there are still some questions as the spending plan heads to the governor. Statehouse correspondent Karen Kasler reports.

Columbus, OH – Today marked National HIV Testing Day, and local health officials are hoping their message lingers for those who continue to avoid finding out if they have the virus. Mike Foley reports.

Columbus, OH – Ohio voters won't be voting after all on a constitutional amendment to water down the new statewide smoking ban. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reprots the group that backed that proposed amendment for the November ballot has decided to change its battle plan.

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Today's stories include:

Cardinal Health looks toward international markets - Mayor Coleman asks for voluntary water conservation - AEP pays Columbus Grove $25,000 - Despite growing state HIV rates, most Ohioans have never been tested - Columbus tries to woo mall Santas

Columbus, OH – Ohio officials say there are new concerns about data security....this time at the Bureau of Worker's Compensation. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.

Columbus, OH – Stories you'll hear include:

Gee turns down offer to return to OSU - Columbus police confiscate hundreds of pounds of marijuana - State tries to land Continental Airlines in Cleveland - Historical marker comes to Port Columbus

Columbus, OH – The City of Columbus is seeking bids on a contract to handle the city's ambulance billing. Hear the details.

Columbus, OH – Stories you'll hear include:

Bond set for Bobby Cutts Junior - Moonda case continues - Another fine outing for Sebathia

Columbus, OH – Stories you'll hear include:

BWC laptop stolen from employee's home - EPA's new clean air standard coming next year

Iraq bills . . .

By John DeSando, WCBE's It's Movie Time

I'm happy Michael Moore accumulated a small fortune out of $119 million grossed from his infamous documentary, Fahrenheit 9/11, a discursive screed against the neocons and George Bush. After Sicko, a trenchant look at the health care industry in the US, if he ever tries to enter an HMO-affiliated hospital in the states, he may be sent home. At least he can buy himself private care.

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Ohio's anti-gambling movement is split. The reason? Gambling opponents disagree over how to deal with those electronic gaming machines that pay cash or gift cards to winners. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.

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A seven year old dispute over the way Ohio business advocates tried to influence elections for the state supreme court is continuing to simmer. Critics of the pro-business activists are serving legal notice that they intend to file a civil suit, demanding millions of dollars in damages. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.

Columbus, OH –

Today's stories include:

New tax return processing system slows down refunds - Fireworks company assures 4th of July will go on - City of Euclid accused of violoating Voting Rights Act

Columbus, OH –

Today's stories include:

Missing pregnant woman's suspected killers go to court - Ohio doctor investigated for over-prescribing painkillers - Governor praised for response to identity theft

Columbus, OH –

Today's stories include:

AT&T debuts new cable TV and internet service - School vouchers for special-needs kids may be cut from budget - U Dayton creates gun that simulates debris collisions with space shuttles