March 10, 2010
Filed under: Religion, Disputations
With each passing news cycle, the scandal of the sexual and physical abuse of children by Catholic clergy seems to be moving closer to the Vatican. What was once dismissed by...- An autopsy is set today on the body of a man found dead Tuesday along the Allegheny River banks in New Kensington.
- Another day, another poll showing New York Gov. David Paterson has the public support to remain in office. This time, it's Quinnipiac showing half of New York voters want Paterson to stay, while 31 percent say he should resign.
- Police responded first to a report of a woman trying to jump from the Veteran's Memorial Bridge, but officers found a different scenario upon arrival.
- INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis-based electronic health records network that handles about 2.5 million secure data transactions every day is expanding beyond central Indiana. The Indiana Network for Patient Care announced Tuesday that Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes, Ind., has joined 40 other ...
- The fatal shooting of Richard A. Napper by Whitehall police yesterday morning was the fifth officer-involved shooting in central Ohio in the past three weeks. The shootings involved five law-enforcement agencies and resulted in four deaths.
- May 22, 1968: Two students were killed after a fire was set in an 11th-floor lounge in Lincoln Tower. Both women lived on the 11th floor: Pamela Sue Patterson, 18, a freshman from Ludlow Falls, Ohio, and Retta D. Foster, 22, a sophomore from Colorado Springs, Colo. A week after the fire, Harriett
- He'd lost his woman and his job, and his house appeared to be next. The little that custodian Nathaniel Brown shared with neighbors and co-workers in recent months indicated that he felt life bearing down on him. Early yesterday, Brown walked into the Ohio State University building where he'd