9:05 a.m.: Death scheduled for 10 a.m.
LUCASVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio prepared Wednesday to execute its second inmate in as many months after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his last ditch effort to prevent the sentence from being carried out. Gregory Bryant-Bey, 53, was scheduled to die at 10 a.m. by injection for the 1992 stabbing and robbery of collectibles store owner Dale Pinkelman in Toledo. Bryant-Bey lost his last appeal Tuesday when the high court denied a request for a 60-day reprieve to present additional information to Gov. Ted Strickland. Strickland on Tuesday rejected Bryant-Beyás request for clemency and a reprieve. ààThere are no other options. He gets killed,áá said Carol Wright, Bryant-Beyás federal public defender. Bryant-Bey slept through the early morning hours on the day of his execution after a night that included a lengthy phone conversation with his son and time spent writing a series of notes at a desk in his cell and watching TV, prisons spokeswoman Andrea Carson said Wednesday.
» Full Story9:01 a.m.: Congressman says fire auto execs
WASHINGTON (AP) ä The senior Republican on the Banking Committee, said Wednesday he doesnát believe there will be a turnaround in the troubled U.S. auto industry until its top management is ousted and its manufacturing operations are revamped.
» Full StoryHome cooking:
Hundreds turned out Tuesday to get a few pointers and holiday entertaining ideas during the Taste of Home Cooking School at Packard Music Hall and Convention Center.
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WARREN — An internal investigation has been launched into why a city police officer was browsing home floorings Sunday at a local home improvement store while he was in uniform and on duty.
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Dealer takes fight to D.C.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Local Chrysler Dealer Chuck Eddy is one of five members of National Association of Auto Dealers who are scheduled to meet with President George W. Bush in an effort to convince him to support a $25 billion bailout of the U.S.
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NEWTON FALLS — It invoked a lawsuit and caused traffic havoc for months. Now the renovation of the historic covered bridge is being praised with a state award.
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