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Myanmar demonstrators clash with police - Toledo Blade
The witness asked not to be named so as not to attract the attention of the authorities. Protests over chronic power outages began Sunday in the central city Mandalay and have spread to at least four other locations, challenging the new government of ...
Toledo Catholics march in support of nuns - Toledo Blade
The 23 participants — including one nun, who did not want to be identified — read petitions to female Catholic saints, including Joan of Arc, Mary Magdalene, and Clare of Assisi, responding in unison, “Pray for us.” Participants said the vigil's ...
Catholics march in support of nuns - Toledo Blade
The 23 participants — including one nun, who did not want to be identified — read petitions to female Catholic saints, including Joan of Arc, Mary Magdalene, and Clare of Assisi, responding in unison, “Pray for us.” Participants said the vigil's ...
Chaos mars 1st day of trading - Toledo Blade
Some investors balked, selling off or canceling orders, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity. The stock tumbled and hit its offering price of $38. The shares almost certainly would have gone lower, but banks that put the deal ...
Suitcase 6 near adoption date - Toledo Blade
The foster mother has asked to remain anonymous because of the high profile nature of the case. “The bigger they get, the more a handful they are… They're all adorable though.” Last month, the six puppies were discovered zipped up in a suitcase and ...
AP source: Secret Service tightens conduct policy in wake of growing ... - Toledo Blade
All of them spoke on condition of anonymity because the agency had not yet announced the new policies publicly. Secret Service spokesman Edwin Donovan declined to discuss the new rules. The agency-wide changes were intended to staunch the embarrassing ...
US could soon see about-face over how it confronts illegal immigration - Toledo Blade
AP A supporter of Arizona's "show me your papers" immigration law, who declined to be identified, demonstrates Wednesday in front of the Supreme Court in Washington. ASSOCIATED PRESS Enlarge PHOENIX — The United States could see an official about-face ...
$61M plan for capital upgrades OK'd - Toledo Blade
Bell administration officials said the new debt falls within conservative estimates of what the city can afford and will allow the city to move forward with an ambitious road-resurfacing program and fulfill other needs. "We are going to pave roads ...
Two dead, seven injured in Western Psych shooting in Pittsburgh - Toledo Blade
"That's the most secure part of the entire building," one employee, who asked to remain anonymous, said. The DEC is the equivalent of Western Psych's emergency room where patients are admitted. It is an area located off of the first floor that requires ...
Officials look to help youth recreation - Toledo Blade
However, administration officials said they are now working earnestly to keep at least some pools open and sports activities in place this summer. Two city councilmen are also in the process of organizing two new committees to help come up with new ...
Fernwood Ave. in tight grip - Toledo Blade
A member of the "Lil Heads" who did not want to be identified, has a tattoo of the Fernwood Ave. neighborhood on his forearm. THE BLADE/AMY E. VOIGT Enlarge | Photo Reprints The rap runs over and over as Lil Heads are shown walking through Toledo's ...
City considers buying mall - Toledo Blade
Bell administration officials said Friday they are in negotiations with the mall's California-based owners to buy the north Toledo property and tear it down. Deputy Mayor Tom Crothers said the city would purchase the 69-acre site for a minimal amount ...
City to raze record number of homes - Toledo Blade
HUD provided the city with more than $1 million this year, which is $750000 more than the city received for demolition in years past, administration officials said. Mayor Mike Bell and Toledo City Council allocated an additional $750000 in local ...
Jury selection begins in murder retrial - Toledo Blade
A juror who declined to give her name said the jury was stuck at a 10-2 vote in favor of conviction. According to the witness list filed by the prosecutor's office, there are few changes in the witnesses to be called during Bowman's second trial. ...
Jury selection begins in Bowman trial - Toledo Blade
A juror who declined to give her name said the jury was stuck at a 10-2 vote in favor of conviction. According to the witness list filed by the prosecutor's office, there are few changes in the witnesses to be called during Bowman's second trial. ...
Juror excuses reviewed in murder-case retrial - Toledo Blade
Bowman's first trial ended Aug. 23 in a mistrial after a jury of nine women and three men couldn't reach a consensus. The jury deliberated nearly 12 hours over two days before being released. A juror who declined to give her name said the jury was ...
New trial set for Bowman - Toledo Blade
A juror who declined to give her name said the jury was stuck at a 10-2 vote in favor of conviction. Jurors declined to comment as they left the courthouse after the mistrial last week. Most could not be reached for comment Monday; some declined to ...
New Bowman trial to be Oct. 11 - Toledo Blade
8. Judge Gene Zmuda declared a mistrial Aug. 23 after jurors deliberated for about 12 hours without reaching a consensus. A juror who declined to give her name said the jury was stuck at a 10 to 2 vote in favor to convict.
Chrysler plans hint at whole new path - Toledo Blade
“That's how it used to be 40 or 50 years ago,” explained a retired automotive engineer who asked that his name not be used because he maintains a relationship with several automakers. “When it was only human beings on the assembly line, you could make ...
Man is city's 9th homicide of year - Toledo Blade
Iesha Collins, 17, who is the sister of slain teen Marquan McCuin, 18, hugs her cousin, who did not want to be identified, near the spot in the alley behind the 7-Eleven where the body was found. THE BLADE/AMY E. VOIGT Enlarge ...
Questions surround slaying - Toledo Blade
The woman who asked to remain anonymous said that when Montelle would come to her home — he was friends with her children — he was often dirty and his clothes hadn't been washed. She would send Montelle upstairs to shower and would put his clothes ...
Obama plans to visit local Chrysler plant - Toledo Blade
The reason for the visit and its location, date and time was not specified by the White House official, who spoke on background. The official said details of the visit were still being worked out with Chrysler. A Chrysler spokesman would confirm only ...
OSU linebacker suspended for season - Toledo Blade
But sources said it's believed to be because of a third breach of the athletic department's drug and alcohol abuse policy. Bell, a third-year sophomore from Monroeville, Pa., did not make the trip to the Sugar Bowl in January for undisclosed reasons. ...
4 die in Syria amid violent clashes, unrest - Toledo Blade
"The police opened fire on any gathering they saw, no matter how big or how small," said the witness, who declined to give his name for fear of reprisals. The Obama Administration issued a statement condemning the violence and saying it was not the ...
Carbon monoxide suspected in death of mom, 3 children - Toledo Blade
The man, who declined to give his name at the scene Wednesday, confirmed he discovered the bodies. The Lucas County Auditor's Web site lists Steven Snow as the owner of the house, which it says was built in 1894. A woman at his home Wednesday afternoon ...