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U.S. House Ethics Committee finds Ohio Congresswoman didn't violate House ethics rules, and Ohio Representative Dennis Kucinich grills Obama administration for leaving Ohio out of mortgage foreclosure program. This and more in Friday's noon newscast.

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Published February 26, 2010 at 12:37 PM EST

By Letizia

Columbus, OH – Stories include

  • U.S. House Ethics Committee finds Ohio Congresswoman didn't violate House ethics rules. :00

  • Laurelville man will serve 18 years to life in prison for February 2006 murder. :45

  • Ridgefield town meeting addressed Akron-based First Energy ending discount for all-electric homes. 1:08

  • National Association of Realtors says January sales of existing homes fell to last summer's levels. 2:07

  • Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich grills Obama for leaving Ohio out of foreclosure program. 3:10

  • Columbus City Council approves contract with Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District. 3:41

  • Ford plans to invest $155 million and add 60 jobs to engine plant in Brook Park for new car model. 4:34

  • Hearing scheduled to determine granting early release for former OSU running back Maurice Clarette. 5:07

  • Federal government allowing guns in national parks can create conflicts with states' gun laws. 5:29

  • Oberlin Conservatory of Music received Arts and Humanities medal at the White House yesterday. 6:45

  • Cedar Point holding job fair this weekend looking to hire 4500 people to work at the park this summer. 7:33

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