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5. THE ‘AMERICAN’ WAY — For those who must spend a sunny warm Labor Day Weekend indoors, then at least it should be to catch what may be the first big hit of September — “THE AMERICAN.” Critic Roger Ebert gives this thriller four stars for its “zen”-like discipline and praised George Clooney for his starkly defined performance as a criminal “as obedient and focused as a samurai.” The plot center around Clooney’s character, who lives and functions alone as he manufactures weapons for specialized jobs. But his feelings for a prostitute named Clara (Violante Placido) supply an opening to his emotions. Check www.MorningJournal.com for movie listings for tickets and times to area theaters.
4. LEAPIN’ LIZARDS … AND OTHER CRITTERS — Snakes, frogs and lizards aren’t exactly cuddly creatures. But these animals at least get their due in a REPTILE AND AMPHIBIAN SPECTACULAR at Sandy Ridge Reservation today through Sept. 12. Visitors can  experience live snakes, turtles, frogs and lizards, both native and exotic species, each day and obse …

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Evangelist arrested for seeking sex with “15-year-old girl”
Rodney Stewart accused of trying to meet with a “girl” from Columbus.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
(Broadview Heights) – A Cuyahoga County evangelist may be saying some extra prayers.
43-year-old Rodney Stewart of Broadview Heights has been arrested for soliciting sex with what he thought was a 15-year-old girl.
Stewart ran his ministry out of the Bethel Baptist Church in Broadview Heights.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason says Stewart was indicted by a Cuyahoga County Grand Jury on importuning, disseminating matter harmful to juveniles, and possessing criminal tools. He’ll be arraigned Thursday.
Between June 2010 and August 2010, Mason says Stewart sent sexually explicit chats, some of which were sent using Yahoo Messenger, as well as e-mails to a person he thought was a 15-year-old female in the Columbus area. Stewart communicated during chats numerous times about his desire to travel and/or for the 15-year-old female to meet him.

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A U.S. Senator and former Ohio attorney general who joined the Nixon administration has died. William Saxbe died at his home in Mechanicsburg, Ohio at the age of 94. President Richard Nixon picked Saxbe as his administration’s fourth attorney general in the aftermath of Watergate.
House Republican leader John Boehner is urging President Barack Obama to support an extension of tax cuts and fire his key economic advisers. In a speech Tuesday in Cleveland, Boehner also demanded the repeal of parts of Obama’s health care law, arguing that some requirements hurt small businesses.
The attorney general from Ohio and 16 other states are demanding that the classified advertising website Craigslist remove its adult services section. The attorneys general say Craigslist is not completely screening out ads that promote prostitution and child trafficking.

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Cillo also told the court there was no immediate provocation to the murder besides “that look” Kovarbasich said Hurley gave him, which told him Hurley wanted to have sex. Cillo said that was not enough for murder and he should have been sentenced to the full 10 years in prison.
Defense attorney Jack Bradley followed Cillo’s statements, asking the court to imagine walking in his client’s shoes and being sexually abused.
“For the prosecutor to say quid pro quo, which means something for something, means 15-year-olds can be prostitutes,” Bradley heatedly said to Burge. “That is saying as an adult as long as that 15-year-old wants something in return it’s OK because it’s a quid pro quo, well that’s baloney. That’s why the law says when you become an adult, you stay away from young people.”

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Feldman said casinos will be a tough challenge for law enforcement.
“The problem I have with the casinos is the problem with big money,” he said.
“We need to get big money out of government because it’s bankrupting the economy and dragging us down and making us uncompetitive with the rest of the world.”
Cordray said opening casinos in Ohio will pose challenges for the state Attorney General’s Office and local law enforcement agencies.
“It will open and revive arguments about what we should do to expand skill games and other types of games across the state and have ramifications,” he said.
Owens said the casinos shouldn’t be pegged as job creators, because they create an increase in crime.
“We’re talking about broken families, we’re taking about bankruptcies, suicides, prostitution, drugs, all those things,” he said.

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The training was meant as an elementary primer on what constitutes human trafficking and who is most at risk — not an in-depth session on how to investigate the crimes.
It comes on the heels of a statewide report released in February that pointed to Ohio’s weak human trafficking laws, demand for cheap labor and proximity to the Canadian border make it ripe for illegal activity.
The introduction is especially important since, Kwan said, a new casino planned for downtown would undoubtedly fuel more drug, sex and fraud-related crimes.
He also said the high prevalence of vacant houses in the city, make easy squatting ground for daytime brothels.
However, Kwan warned the officers that they are limited in how they can respond to trafficking offenses because there is no specific law in Ohio that make human trafficking a crime — only tougher penalties for people who commit other crimes, including kidnapping, abduction, compelling prostitution and child endangering.

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John was used for so many boys (sometimes in the same family) that it spawned a variety of nicknames. The medieval Jankin, for instance, morphed into Jackin was shortened to Jack. For years, Jack rivaled John in the polls both inside and outside of Great Britain spawning everything from Jack and the Beanstalk to Jack Russell terriers.
But by the early 20th century, John — and to a lesser extent, Jack — had acquired so many rude associations that it lost stature as a name. Toilets and clients of prostitution were called johns, there were the generic John Q. Public and John Doe, prices were jacked up, and … it gets worse. In 1924, John fell out of the Number 1 place (it was replaced by Robert), which it’s never regained.

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And with this latest episode, Breitbart may have eclipsed Drudge as the biggest presence in right-wing internet media. While Drudge is reclusive and camera shy, Breitbart is a ham. And the Drudge Report, once a unique presence, is now just another news aggregator, rarely delivering juicy scoops.
Then again, many of Drudge’s previous scoops have had benefit of proving true — most notably during the Monica Lewinsky scandal. In contrast, Breitbart now has the nation’s attention for posting an excerpt of the Sherrod speech and claiming she was racist when the full speech demonstrated precisely the opposite. An earlier “scoop,” footage of an undercover sting of an ACORN office, was even more flawed. The undercover videotapers, James O’Keefe and Hannah Giles, heavily edited their footage, implying they dressed as a pimp and prostitute when they went to seek financial advice on their illicit activities from ACORN employees. But they actually never wore such flamboyant attire to the ACORN office. He and Giles are now facing civil suits from ACORN employees.

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Emmy-winning filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi makes fast-paced documentaries with extensive interviews, and “Homeless” is no exception. But if it went on for more than an hour, it would get thin.
She follows a handful of families, focusing mainly on the children. They live a semi-transient lifestyle because the parents are making only $10 to $15 an hour in a county where a typical apartment runs about $1,300 a month.
So why do they stay if they can’t afford it? As one mother explains, “It’s where we’ve always lived.”
That’s not really a good answer, but the truth might be that they are stuck in a catch-22 situation. They can’t save enough money to move away.
Their only option is a modern-day flophouse that is peopled by other “homeless” types: drug dealers, users, prostitutes, ex-cons and other lowlifes. Violence and police visits are an everyday occurrence.

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The average outdoor monitoring system costs $1,000 to $3,000 and uses high-resolution cameras and features such as night vision that most homeowners could not have afforded a few years ago, Prashant said.
Mobile home park cameras 
Lori Nassofer, owner of the mobile home park Lake Shore Village, has given permission to install four surveillance cameras at the park, although she is not sure when it will happen.
She was approached months ago by an Alabama woman — herself the victim of sexual molestation — who was concerned that so many sexual predators live in the park. The park, with 80 mobile homes, has more than 100 registered sex offenders living there. Nassofer said she agreed to the cameras because her tenants overwhelmingly support them.
“The only people who should have a complaint against cameras are people who are doing something wrong like drug dealers, drug users and prostitutes,” she said.

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