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Demjanuk's attorney is questioning the credibility of a witness, City employees agreed to work without pay to help deal with budgetary shortfall- these stories and more on Thursday noon newscast

WCBE 90.5FM
Published July 1, 2010 at 12:49 PM EDT

By Letizia

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Columbus, OH – These stories include:

  • Demjanuk's attorney is questioning the credibility of a witness

  • 13 percent or more of Ohio children are participating in free summer meal programs

    • :40

  • Five people injured by robbers in a Cleveland movie theater Tuesday night

    • 1:23

  • City employees agreed to work without pay to help deal with budgetary shortfall

    • 2:11

  • Several downtown streets are closing ahead of Friday's Red, White and Boom

    • 2:52

  • Mother of Norwalk teen questioning why her daughter is missing

    • 3:40

  • March in Cleveland to prompt changes in the way police handle missing persons cases

    • 4:20

  • 40 million doses of H-1-N-1 vaccine have expired and been destroyed

    • 5:04

  • Ohio Department of Development is opening summer crisis program

    • 5:34

  • Columbus native of the group Rascal Flatts and wife are expecting first child

    • 6:08
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