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Posted: May 19 2009,12:31 pm |
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Associated Press
5:28 AM CDT, May 19, 2009
BROOK PARK, Ohio - Ford Motor Co. is holding a grand reopening for a suburban Cleveland engine plant that had been closed for two years.
The factory in Brook Park is now producing a new line of fuel-efficient engines that will be standard on the Ford Taurus SHO and optional on the Lincoln MKS and MKT, and on Ford Flex cars.
The automaker planned a welcome back celebration Tuesday at the plant, where some employees returned to work last month. Union officials expect 250 people will be on the job by September.
Ford says its 3.5-liter, V-6 EcoBoost engine can achieve 20 percent better fuel economy and 15 percent lower carbon dioxide emissions without sacrificing any power.
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Posted: May 19 2009,12:33 pm |
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BEDFORD, Ohio -- A local politician's messy room is making national headlines. Bedford School Board member Andrew Mizsak, 28, ended up in the spotlight, after a fight with his parents at the home they share on Santin Circle.
Police say Mizsak's 63-year-old father called 9-1-1 last Thursday after his son threw a temper tantrum when the elder Mizsak asked him to clean his bedroom in the basement of the home.
The dispatcher became concerned when he heard screaming and then someone hung up the phone. Andrew Mizsak's father would later tell police that his son threw a plate full of food across the table and threatened him.
But Mr. Mizsak said he would not press charges because "I do not want to ruin his political career." According to a police report, the younger Mizsak was "crying uncontrollably", but agreed to go to his room and clean it as his father had requested.
Mizsak says he regrets that police had to deal with the family squabble, telling Fox Eight "just want to say it's a personal private family issue and it's been resolved and it's over."
Mizsak says he's fortunate to have the parents he has, adding that "my dad and I love each other very much."
Copyright © 2009, WJW-TV
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Posted: May 20 2009,4:50 pm |
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6:13 PM CDT, May 18, 2009
FRANKFORT, Ky. - Police in Kentucky are working with their counterparts in Ohio and Michigan on Wednesday to increase their patrols for commercial motor vehicle violations on Interstate 75.
The Kentucky State Police will be working with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and Michigan State Police.
Officers will be looking for violations of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. That includes driver safety, documentation and commercial driver's license credentials.
Kentucky State Police say officers will also be looking out for moving violations, including speeding, unsafe lane changes and following too closely.
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Posted: May 22 2009,5:57 am |
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| Quote (Carrera Elite @ May 21 2009,7:53 pm) | | If You're Not Doing Anything Wrong, You Shouldn't Have Anything To Worry About...... |
You don't have anything to worry about, but a lot of times it pisses them dicks off because they can't find anything wrong, and they just hassle ya all the more trying to find something wrong!.. 
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Posted: May 22 2009,7:03 am |
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| Quote (lawbreaker2 @ May 22 2009,6:13 am) | | You don't have to do anything wrong in this state to get puller over and if your out of state or from cali look out they hate people from cali. Every trooper I have ever talked to said off record them people from cali all think there better than us here in ohio and run around with there nose in the air and when you come to my state you better put that nose down and some some respect to us, The buckeye bear have a chip on there shoulder or something about you out there. |
They're probably just jealous!.. 
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Posted: May 23 2009,5:53 am |
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| Quote (Carrera Elite @ May 22 2009,7:57 pm) | | Quote (GoFastRacer @ May 22 2009,7:03 am) | | Quote (lawbreaker2 @ May 22 2009,6:13 am) | | You don't have to do anything wrong in this state to get puller over and if your out of state or from cali look out they hate people from cali. Every trooper I have ever talked to said off record them people from cali all think there better than us here in ohio and run around with there nose in the air and when you come to my state you better put that nose down and some some respect to us, The buckeye bear have a chip on there shoulder or something about you out there. |
They're probably just jealous!.. |
Wishing That They Could Be Out West Where It's Warmer!! |
That's gotta be it!.. 
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Posted: May 24 2009,6:01 am |
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| Quote (lawbreaker2 @ May 23 2009,7:26 am) | | Quote (GoFastRacer @ May 23 2009,8:53 am) | | Quote (Carrera Elite @ May 22 2009,7:57 pm) | | Quote (GoFastRacer @ May 22 2009,7:03 am) | | Quote (lawbreaker2 @ May 22 2009,6:13 am) | | You don't have to do anything wrong in this state to get puller over and if your out of state or from cali look out they hate people from cali. Every trooper I have ever talked to said off record them people from cali all think there better than us here in ohio and run around with there nose in the air and when you come to my state you better put that nose down and some some respect to us, The buckeye bear have a chip on there shoulder or something about you out there. |
They're probably just jealous!.. |
Wishing That They Could Be Out West Where It's Warmer!! |
That's gotta be it!.. |
You may be right But I'm not gonna be the one toask one that, He may be having a bad day and beat me. LOL |
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Posted: June 16 2009,12:30 pm |
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Toledo, OH -- Residents in Toledo are wondering why they are getting tickets for illegal parking...in their own driveways.
The tickets are for technically breaking the law that states no one may park on unpaved ground. But suddenly, that seems to apply for their own driveways.
"I just can't reach into my magic box of tricks and get 5-6 grand to pave my driveway," said Charles Robertson, who received a $25 ticket.
When asked about the issue, Mayor Carty Finkbeiner initially defended Sue Frederick, the mayor's Streets, Bridges, and Harbor Commissioner.
"She wouldn't have written the ticket if she didn't think she would be vindicated," said the mayor. "If they broke the law, you write a ticket."
Residents all along Holland Sylvania found their cars ticketed in their own yards.
Not everyone agrees in defending the tickets, however. City Councilman D. Michael Collins collected tickets to attempt to get them rescinded.
"I want this irresponsible activity by city employees going into neighborhoods and just doing something by fiat -- it has to stop," said Collins.
Residents question the motive behind the tickets. Many suspect it's just another way to squeeze out some extra money.
When this theory was presented to the Mayor, he ignored it, asking, "Could I have another question?"
"When the mayor has the audacity to tell me I'm wrong and everyone on this street is wrong, I think the mayor is wrong," said Robertson.
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Posted: June 16 2009,8:25 pm |
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| Quote (GlassMan @ May 20 2009,7:15 am) | I guess that's damn good news about Ford.
The guy they have running the show, Aan Mulally, is a bright guy. He did some good things at Boeing, I hope he can work some miracles at Ford.
I'm not saying he's a saint, but at least he was smart enough to back down with the Feds and stop taking corporate jets and reduce his salary to a buck.
We'll see. We need big industry healthy again. Â  |
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Posted: June 18 2009,6:16 am |
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| Quote (Carrera Elite @ June 16 2009,3:30 pm) | Toledo, OH -- Residents in Toledo are wondering why they are getting tickets for illegal parking...in their own driveways.
The tickets are for technically breaking the law that states no one may park on unpaved ground. But suddenly, that seems to apply for their own driveways.
"I just can't reach into my magic box of tricks and get 5-6 grand to pave my driveway," said Charles Robertson, who received a $25 ticket.
When asked about the issue, Mayor Carty Finkbeiner initially defended Sue Frederick, the mayor's Streets, Bridges, and Harbor Commissioner.
"She wouldn't have written the ticket if she didn't think she would be vindicated," said the mayor. "If they broke the law, you write a ticket."
Residents all along Holland Sylvania found their cars ticketed in their own yards.
Not everyone agrees in defending the tickets, however. City Councilman D. Michael Collins collected tickets to attempt to get them rescinded.
"I want this irresponsible activity by city employees going into neighborhoods and just doing something by fiat -- it has to stop," said Collins.
Residents question the motive behind the tickets. Many suspect it's just another way to squeeze out some extra money.
When this theory was presented to the Mayor, he ignored it, asking, "Could I have another question?"
"When the mayor has the audacity to tell me I'm wrong and everyone on this street is wrong, I think the mayor is wrong," said Robertson. |
I heard about this on the news the other day, what a bunch of crap, How low can you go to do this to your people and then they wonder why everybody is moving out of there city, toledo is a gost town anymore, this was a law put in order way back when the car was first brought out I think.
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Posted: June 18 2009,6:57 am |
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| Quote (Carrera Elite @ June 16 2009,12:30 pm) | Toledo, OH -- Residents in Toledo are wondering why they are getting tickets for illegal parking...in their own driveways.
The tickets are for technically breaking the law that states no one may park on unpaved ground. But suddenly, that seems to apply for their own driveways.
"I just can't reach into my magic box of tricks and get 5-6 grand to pave my driveway," said Charles Robertson, who received a $25 ticket.
When asked about the issue, Mayor Carty Finkbeiner initially defended Sue Frederick, the mayor's Streets, Bridges, and Harbor Commissioner.
"She wouldn't have written the ticket if she didn't think she would be vindicated," said the mayor. "If they broke the law, you write a ticket."
Residents all along Holland Sylvania found their cars ticketed in their own yards.
Not everyone agrees in defending the tickets, however. City Councilman D. Michael Collins collected tickets to attempt to get them rescinded.
"I want this irresponsible activity by city employees going into neighborhoods and just doing something by fiat -- it has to stop," said Collins.
Residents question the motive behind the tickets. Many suspect it's just another way to squeeze out some extra money.
When this theory was presented to the Mayor, he ignored it, asking, "Could I have another question?"
"When the mayor has the audacity to tell me I'm wrong and everyone on this street is wrong, I think the mayor is wrong," said Robertson. |
What a bunch of bull$hit that is!..
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