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12:33pm

Tue September 8, 2009
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WCBE Newscasts

Directions to home of murder victim found in a search of suspect's house, and former Cleveland Catholic Diocese accountant sentenced today for funneling $784,000 in kickbacks to official. Those plus more in this newscast.

Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • Laura Bush supports President Obama's stay-in-school speech 1:10

  • Cleveland mayor faces four challengers in primary election today 2:20

  • Governor Strickland waits on hiring a permanent Director of Development Department 3:10

  • Columbus Zoo and Aquarium agrees to sponsor children's television show hosted by Jack Hanna 6:38

    • 11:28am

    Tue September 8, 2009
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    WCBE Newscasts

    President Obama spends annual AFL-CIO Labor Day picnic in Cincinnati, and judge to hear arguments about a man accused of kidnapping a 4 year-old and murdering the mother. Those and more in this newscast.

    Columbus, Oh – Stories include:

  • Man who shot officer with a high-powered rifle kills self in three-hour standoff :00

  • Dublin School District will allow students with permission to watch the President's stay-in-school speech 2:41

  • Former congressman Jim Traficant says government had to cheat to send him to federal prison 4:36

  • Former employees of Cleveland treatment center charged in death of 17 year-old girl 5:07

    • 11:24am

    Tue September 8, 2009
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    Ohio Public Radio

    Labor day week kicks off with legal complaints

    Columbus, OH – Some central Ohio companies begin the holiday-shortened week dealing with legal complaints alleging they failed to pay their workers what they're owed. Ohio Attorney General Rich Cordray talks about it with Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles.

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    11:24am

    Tue September 8, 2009
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    Ohio Public Radio

    Labor day week kicks off with legal complaints

    Columbus, OH – Some central Ohio companies begin the holiday-shortened week dealing with legal complaints alleging they failed to pay their workers what they're owed. Ohio Attorney General Rich Cordray talks about it with Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles.

    11:18am

    Tue September 8, 2009
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    Ohio Public Radio

    Both sides on casino ballot issue begin TV ad campaigns

    Columbus, OH – Now that Labor Day has ended, the people who push political candidates and causes believe it's okay to try to start focusing attention on the November election. Backers and opponents of the statewide ballot issue authorizing the construction of gambling casinos in four Ohio cities have launched a TV ad blitz. Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.

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    5:13pm

    Fri September 4, 2009
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    WCBE Newscasts

    Mentally disabled 18-year-old missing in Piqua had contact with convicted sex offender. Governor Strickland not discouraged by challenges to slot machine plan. These stories plus more in today's afternoon newscast.

    Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • Mentally disabled 18-year-old missing in Piqua since Wednesday night. :00


  • Gov. Strickland not discouraged by challenges to slot machine plan. :46


  • Ohio Army National Guard deploys 40 soldiers to domestic protection program. 4:02


  • Buckeyes expect new level of competition against Navy in opening game. 4:30

    • 12:29pm

    Fri September 4, 2009
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    WCBE Newscasts

    State senator wants to exempt Ohio from any future federal healthcare plans, and the World Health Organization releases report of H1N1 deaths. This and more in today's noon newscast.

    Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • State senator wants to exempt Ohio from future federal healthcare plans. :00


  • WHO releases report of H1N1 deaths. :32


  • Federal health officials urge childcare providers to be vigilant against the flu. 1:24


  • Former Ohio highschool basketball coach convicted in arson of own home. 3:11


  • Ohio EPA renews E-Check program in northeast Ohio. 3:40


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    12:01pm

    Fri September 4, 2009
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    It's Movie Time

    September 4, 2009 It's Movie Time; The Final Destination, Paper Heart, Extract

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    Films reviewed: The Final Destination, Paper Heart, Extract

    By hosts John DeSando and Kristin Dreyer Kramer

    It's Movie Time has won numerous national awards including Silver Microphone, Communicator, and LA Press Club honors.

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    11:21am

    Fri September 4, 2009
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    WCBE Newscasts

    Three central Ohio school districts won't air President Obama's "Stay in School" message, and Columbus health officials urge pregnant women to vaccinate against H1N1. These stories plus more in this morning's newscast.

    Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • Three central Ohio school districts won't air President Obama's "Stay in School" message. :00


  • Ohio Election Commission postpones hearing over possible election law violation. :52


  • Columbus health officials urge pregnant women to vaccinate against H1N1. 1:46


  • Ohio teen runaway has nothing to fear by returning home, attorney says. 5:31


  • Police identify officer who shot a man near state fairgrounds. 6:08


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    9:54am

    Fri September 4, 2009
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    On The Marquee

    September 6, 2009 On the Marquee

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    New Releases Extract and In the Loop, New DVDs State of Play and Earth, and More

    By hosts Kristin Dreyer Kramer and John DeSando

    On the Marquee highlights the week's movie releases?both in theaters and on DVD and Blu-ray. It airs on WCBE every Sunday morning at 9:01.

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