Новости за 02.06.2017

OKLAHOMA CITY — Some imported frozen tuna cubes and steaks are being recalled after testing showed they could be contaminated with the hepatitis A virus.

COLUMBUS — At today’s Division II state track and field meet at Ohio State University's Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, Napoleon senior Sam Meece won the boys shot put competition with an effort of 59 feet, 0 3/4 inches.

A small cadre of shoppers wandered about The Andersons stores today hoping to find some last minute bargains or useful items on the day before the retailer goes out of business.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Police have arrested a man accused of stealing a backpack and wedding ring from a victim of last week’s triple stabbing on a light-rail train in Portland.

NEW YORK — Hackers have gained access to OneLogin, an online password manager that offers a single sign-on to multiple websites and services.

HARRISBURG, Pa. — A former president of Penn State and two other former university administrators were each sentenced today to at least two months in jail for failing to alert authorities to a 2001 allegation against ex-assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, a decision that enabled the now-convicted serial predator to continue molesting boys.

DETROIT  — Harley-Davidson is recalling about 57,000 motorcycles worldwide because an oil line can come loose, spewing oil into the path of the rear tire.

CINCINNATI — The murder retrial of a former Ohio police officer should be moved out of Cincinnati because of the “circus-like atmosphere surrounding the case,” a defense lawyer said today in agreeing with a previous prosecution request for a change of venue.

WASHINGTON — U.S. employers pulled back on hiring in May by adding only 138,000 jobs, though the gains were enough to help nudge the unemployment rate down to a 16 year-low.

Attorneys today presented closing arguments for a Lucas County Juvenile Court judge to decide whether a teenager will transfer to the adult system.

NEW YORK — Websites that run annoying ads such as pop-ups may find all ads blocked by Google’s Chrome browser starting next year.

FINDLAY — A former acting chief of Findlay police agreed to enter into a domestic violence diversion program that could dismiss a case against him for throwing a video camera at his wife’s head and grabbing his daughter’s throat.

FREMONT — Bond was denied today for a man accused of beating and shooting a Fremont woman and putting her dead body in her car’s trunk two years ago.

CLEVELAND  — A reputed member of the Gambino crime family and former son-in-law of John Gotti has agreed to a plea deal to avoid prison in what authorities originally said was a multi-million dollar scam involving stolen cars and scrap metal in Cleveland.

CANTON, Ohio — Ohio’s environmental watchdog agency has increased the proposed penalty for the builder of a high-pressure natural gas pipeline after tests found diesel fuel in drilling mud spilled in a wetland.

NELSONVILLE, Ohio — Ohio police say a man facing drug charges has been captured 24 hours after he escaped from jail.

AKRON, Ohio — Police say a 1-year-old Ohio boy had to be revived with Narcan after he overdosed on opioids.

DOVER, Del. — An independent review ordered by Delaware’s governor after a deadly inmate riot describes the state’s maximum-security prison as dangerously overcrowded, critically understaffed, and poorly run and managed.

TOKYO — A bill allowing 83-year-old Emperor Akihito to abdicate cleared the more powerful chamber of Japan’s parliament today, setting the stage for his elder son to succeed the Chrysanthemum throne.

MADISON, Wis.  — Crews today recovered the body of a third worker from the ruins of a corn mill in southern Wisconsin, two days after an explosion at the facility.

COLUMBUS — Maumee’s ride to the Ohio Division II baseball final four came to a halt Thursday night, as Tallmadge parlayed a two-out, three-run rally in the top of the fourth inning into a 4-1 victory over the Panthers in a state semifinal at Huntington Park.

To the causal hiker passing by, or to the random explorer just taking advantage of a nice day for a walk in the woods, those are big, gooey puddles.

Max Gerber, a longtime sports information director at the University of Toledo during what is considered the golden age of Rockets athletics, died Wednesday. He was 88.

The Ohio Republican Party raised money in Lucas County Thursday evening with a fund- raiser at the Inverness Club attended by national Republican Chairman Ronna Romney McDaniel and Ohio Republican Chairman Jane Timken.

COLUMBUS — Lacking the votes to go it alone, Ohio Senate Democrats on Thursday held a forum hoping to enlist the public’s help in their uphill battle to influence the state’s next two-year budget.