Student, 19, pleads guilty to setting fire at Ohio college, 2nd arson charge droppedCINCINNATI — A student has pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated arson in an Ohio college fire during which another student died. Comair president tells workers at regional airline to expect more layoffsCINCINNATI — Comair’s president has told workers at the regional airline to expect more layoffs in the wake of parent company Delta Air Lines’ announcement that service cuts are coming in September. What was I thinking? Car owners try to save by doing their own repairs, and live to regret itNEW YORK — When the taillight of Laura Musall’s five-year-old Nissan Altima burned out, she hoped to avoid the repair shop by letting her husband replace it at home. It seemed simple enough: Buy a bulb, pop off the cover and make the switch. Newspaper: Comair president tells workers at regional airline to expect more layoffsCINCINNATI — Comair’s president has told workers at the regional airline to expect more layoffs in the wake of parent company Delta Air Lines’ announcement that service cuts are coming in September. Procter & Gamble testing cheaper version of Tide detergentCINCINNATI — The Procter & Gamble Co. said Wednesday it has begun trying out a lower-cost version of Tide laundry detergent in a bid to churn up new sales in the recession. New Gillette campaign part of Procter & Gamble push to expand brand beyond shavingCINCINNATI — Gillette has launched a new global advertising campaign that underscores Procter & Gamble Co. efforts to expand the shaving brand to reach males with other grooming products. Ohio hospital officials: 3-year-old girl injured in Mexico day care fire has diedCINCINNATI — Officials at an Ohio hospital say a 3-year-old girl being treated for injuries sustained in a fire at a day care center in Mexico has died. Kroger CEO says both sides must seek balance in union talksCINCINNATI — Kroger Co.’s chief executive says both sides must find a balance as the grocery store chain faces tough union negotiations. Kroger president McGeorge to retire, Vice Chairman McMullen becomes presidentCINCINNATI — The nation’s largest traditional grocery store chain will have a new president. Correction: Justice Department complaint itemCINCINNATI — In a June 17 story about a Hindu father who filed a complaint with the Justice Department that his son was forced to eat a beef taco at school, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the father immigrated to the U.S. from India. The father, Ashish Gandhi, is an American-born citizen. His son immigrated from India. NYC’s Naked Cowboy to perform in Ohio hometown, despite objections from mayoral candidateGREENHILLS, Ohio — The entertainer known as the Naked Cowboy says he will continue with plans to perform in his hometown, despite objections from a mayoral candidate who considers the act indecent. Kroger’s 1Q profit jumps 12.7 percent as consumers tighten budgets by buying meals at groceryCINCINNATI — The nation’s largest traditional grocer says American consumers are going to its supermarkets more often as they look for bargains and try to make their money last until their next check. Kroger’s 1Q profit soars 12.7 percent as consumers tighten budgets by buying meals at groceryCINCINNATI — Grocery operator Kroger Co. says first-quarter profit shot up 12.7 percent, as recession-hit households continue to eat at home more and seek food bargains. Humane Society says Ohio governor’s plan for livestock standards doesn’t go far enoughCINCINNATI — Ohio should have a state board to set guidelines for livestock care, Gov. Ted Strickland said Monday, adding to the debate between farm interests and the nation’s biggest animal welfare organization. Lions, tigers, recession? Zoos see higher attendance as consumers look close to home for funCINCINNATI — To draw visitors, zoos count on gentle giraffes rolling out their long tongues to grasp treats, stingrays gliding through a pool to be petted and the playful tussling of tiger cubs. This year they’re also getting help from the recession. Ramirez hits last of 4 White Sox homers, setting up 10-8 win over Reds in Civil Rights GameCINCINNATI — Hammerin’ Hank had to like this one. Clinton calls for continuing push for racial equality in sports and everyday lifeCINCINNATI — The push for racial equality is far from over, in sports and in everyday life, former President Bill Clinton told a crowd at Major League Baseball’s Beacon Awards on Saturday, part of its Civil Rights Game. Bill Clinton says in Ohio speech that civil rights struggle far from overCINCINNATI — Former President Bill Clinton says the need to push for racial equality is far from over. Brandon Phillips homers, drives in 3 runs as Reds beat White Sox 4-3 to end interleague slumpCINCINNATI — No special celebration when Brandon Phillips ended his power slump. He flipped the bat, dropped his head and started rounding the bases without fanfare. Aaron urges MLB to do more to increase black participation in game at Civil Rights Game forumCINCINNATI — Hall of Fame slugger Hank Aaron called on Major League Baseball on Friday to do more to increase participation by blacks in the game. Grocery chain Kroger Co. reports 1Q earnings Tuesday as households keep spending lowCINCINNATI — The Kroger Co. reports first-quarter earnings Tuesday before the market opens. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period. MLB’s Civil Rights weekend activities in Cincinnati at a glanceSome highlights of Major League Baseball’s Civil Rights Game weekend events in Cincinnati: Ali, Aaron, Clinton, Cosby highlight baseball’s expanded civil rights tributeCINCINNATI — Major League Baseball is fielding a star-filled lineup to spotlight the first regular-season Civil Rights Game. Officials expected to announce plans for a nuclear power plant in southern OhioCINCINNATI — The site of a former uranium enrichment plant tucked away in the hills of southern Ohio has the necessary infrastructure for a nuclear power plant — abundant water, a power grid and bipartisan political backing. Consumer-products maker Procter & Gamble buys high-end men’s skin care brand ZirhCINCINNATI — Procter & Gamble Co. said Tuesday it will buy the upscale men’s skin care line Zirh to continue building its men’s grooming business. Retailers step up anti-crime efforts as recession fuels shoplifting, organized theft ringsCINCINNATI — With shoplifting on the rise — including organized teams sweeping through stores and lifting scores of items in minutes — retailers are beefing up plainclothes patrols and video surveillance, and competitors are working together to prevent crime. Kroger recalls store brand Buffalo-style chicken wings at stores in several statesCINCINNATI — Kroger Co. has recalled some store-brand chicken wings because of incorrect package labeling that could endanger people with certain allergies. Procter & Gamble names COO McDonald to succeed CEO Lafley, who stays as chairmanCINCINNATI — New Procter & Gamble Co. chief Bob McDonald sees a brighter future for the 172-year-old company through selling more diapers, detergent and shampoo in places like India and Africa. Procter & Gamble names McDonald to succeed CEO Lafley, who stays as chairmanCINCINNATI — Procter & Gamble Co. said Wednesday it chose 29-year company veteran Bob McDonald, citing his broad global experience, to lead the world’s largest consumer-products company. P&G leadership likely shifts as recession challenges growth plansCINCINNATI — Procter & Gamble Co., its sales down and growth below targets during the global recession, faces its biggest challenges since A.G. Lafley took over as CEO nine years ago. |
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