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Members of Ohio Congress are split on President Obama's promise to repeal Don't Ask, Don't Tell, and request by Cincinnati-based Chiquita Brands to dismiss lawsuit involving American missionaries is denied. This and more in Friday's noon newscast.

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Published February 5, 2010 at 12:42 PM EST

By Letizia

Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • Judge won't dismiss lawsuit involving American missionaries against Cincinnati-based Chiquita.:00

  • Brazilian court jails rancher accused of masterminding murder of Dayton nun in the rain forest. :36

  • Members of Ohio Congress are split on President Obama's promise to repeal Don't Ask, Don't Tell. 1:10

  • Wisconsin politician says relationship with Cincinnati lobbyist doesn't affect his legislation. 2:18

  • U.S. House Republicans asking President Obama to help cancel some federal spending programs. 2:55

  • Ohio business leaders spent the week pushing for climate change legislation in Washington D.C. 3:57

  • White House hopes its new clean energy plan will help future climate change legislation. 4:59

  • Total tax receipts for first seven months of fiscal year fell almost $100 million short of projection. 5:56

  • Tiffin medical center technician faces criminal charges for recording videos of women undressing. 6:30

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