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State highway patrol official relieved of duties in fallout over alleged smuggling plot, and City of Columbus will spend more money on employee insurance coverage this year. This and more in Friday's noon newscast.

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Published January 29, 2010 at 12:34 PM EST

By Letizia

Columbus, OH – Stories include:

  • State highway patrol official relieved of duties in fallout over alleged smuggling plot. :00

  • Black pepper is possible cause of salmonella outbreak in several states including Ohio. :39

  • City of Columbus will spend more money on employee insurance coverage this year. 1:13

  • Governors of three Great Lakes states will participate in meeting to stop Asian Carp. 1:50

  • Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown says new aerospace projects could help Cleveland NASA center. 2:30

  • Federal Government bans commercial truck and bus drivers from texting and driving. 3:05

  • NASCAR racer Jeff Gordon linked to project to turn Cooper Stadium into racetrack. 4:20

  • Petition to force vote on shelved plan to put video slots at racetracks falls short on signatures. 4:43

  • Cincinnati Bengals won't comment on arrest of linebacker until his case is settled. 6:03

  • Two men arrested in behading of sandstone statue of James Carfield at Hiram College. 6:30

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