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March 15, 2010
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Report: Lehman execs manipulated data
A bankruptcy examiner report has found that negligence and manipulation on the part of top executives at Lehman Brothers contributed to the firm's collapse. Amy Scott reports on a piece of accounting chicanery known as "Repo 105."
Walkaways help reduce consumer debt
The Federal Reserve is reporting that consumer debt has fallen at record rates. But not necessarily because we're all saving and skimping. Nancy Marshall Genzer explains.
EU regulation may hurt London biz
London has lost its crown as the world's leading financial center. It now shares the top spot with New York. Stephen Beard reports taxes and regulation are to blame.
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"The Last Truck" has been nominated for an Oscar. The short film by local filmmakers Julia Reichert and Steve Bognar documents the final days during the closure of the General Motors Moraine Assembly Plant. The academy has extened invitations to several of the former autoworkers to attend the ceremony. WYSO's Emily McCord was there as they prepare for their hollywood trip.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments today that center on states rights to limit gun ownership.
Ohio ranks above the national average for prescription drug overdoses in what the state Department of Health is calling an epidemic. New data says that Montgomery County residents are most likely to die of an overdose in the state of Ohio.
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Activists on the political right often view the American Civil Liberties Union as a political enemy that's a front for liberal causes. But now, the ACLU has taken a stand that breaks that image. The civil liberties group is siding with anti-abortion activists in a dispute over who gets to be honored on the floor of the ohio house of representatives. Details now from statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen.
One of the republicans who's been running for the party's nod for Ohio Attorney General is now throwing his hat in the ring for Ohio Auditor. But he's not alone in that race either. Ohio Public Radio's Jo Ingles reports.
Bill Cohen reports that Columbus Casino location in question.
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