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Ohio woman forced to live as double amputee after wrong leg was removed (opens the original)
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An Ohio woman has filed a lawsuit against a hospital after she went in to have her leg amputated and the wrong leg was removed. Sharon Jacks, 74, went to Selby General Hospital in Marietta, Ohio, for an amputation of her right leg, and when she woke up, her left leg had been removed instead. Jacks had the elective, below-the-knee procedure because of a chronic ulcer in her right leg, her attorney said. Now, she is living life as a double amputee, battling significant challenges. "You can imagine
Ohio Sen. Moreno optimistic about trade deal between U.S., Canada (opens the original)
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Ohio could feel some of the biggest effects of trade tensions between the United States and Canada as both sides hope to strike a deal soon. A new report shows about $2.2 billion worth of Ohio exports are now subject to Canadian tariffs, with some as high as 50 percent. Affected products from Ohio include iron, steel, appliances and paper products. Ohio U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno said he believes the U.S. and Canada could still come to an agreement before the end of October. “At the end of the day,
Covington bar to keep liquor license, increase security after stabbing (opens the original)
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A Covington bar will keep its liquor license and increase security on some days after a fight turned into a stabbing outside the establishment earlier this month. The Covington Alcoholic Beverage Control Board met on Wednesday to discuss Zazou Covington, a pub and restaurant on West Sixth Street. It came after a fight between a customer and an employee that involved a knife was caught on camera earlier this month, with both suffering injuries that required hospitalization. Officials decided that
Police: 1 hospitalized after shooting in Franklin County, Indiana (opens the original)
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One person was hospitalized after a shooting in Franklin County, Indiana, on Tuesday morning. Indiana State Police said it happened shortly before 5 a.m. in the 25000 block of Chapel Road, near Laurel. Police said a man fired at least one shot at another man who was trying to gain access to his home. The injured man was taken to a Cincinnati hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police haven’t released additional information on what led to the shooting but said the two men knew each other
Covington officials to review bar’s liquor license after knife fight outside (opens the original)
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A Covington bar could be at risk of losing its liquor license after a violent fight broke out and left two people hospitalized. The Covington Alcoholic Beverage Control Board will meet on Wednesday to discuss Zazou Covington, a pub and restaurant on West Sixth Street. It comes after a fight between a customer and an employee that involved a knife was caught on camera earlier this month, with both suffering injuries that required hospitalization. Investigators said both men are stable after being
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