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When Martin J. Sweeney added on to his home in 2002, two Cleveland airport contractors got a piece of the $50,000 project. At the time, Sweeney was the City Council's second-in-command and vice chairman of the council committee that oversees millions ...

Drug test ruling will impact worksites - The Observer

New drug and alcohol testing policies arising from an arbitrator’s decision this week will have sweeping implications for worksites across Ontario, say Sarnia labour and construction groups. “It changes how we do business. It’s a monumental ...

Driver's guilty verdict upheld - Nashua Telegraph

CONCORD – The state Supreme Court has upheld the negligent homicide conviction of an Amherst man in a ruling released Thursday morning. Matthew Kincaid was convicted last year and sentenced to five to 15 years in prison. Jurors found that he was ...

Independence investigates teacher alcohol allegations - Kansas City Star

Police are investigating whether an Independence schoolteacher, arrested for drunken driving after a confrontation with the school principal, took alcohol into the school. Kathy Moegle, 55, of Kansas City, North, a fifth-grade teacher at Blackburn ...

Coroner: Test found teacher killed in crash used cocaine - NWI.com

A drug test found a "very, very small amount" of cocaine in the body of a 39-year-old middle school teacher who died nearly two weeks ago in a Gary car accident, Lake County Coroner David Pastrick said Thursday afternoon. Gary police said last week ...

2 Months Jail Time For Peanut Fest Drunk Pilot - WTKR

The pilot who flew drunk during the 2007 Peanut Fest in Suffolk will spend two months in jail. The Florida pilot, Ronald John Davis Jr., pleaded guilty to reckless flying after his blood alcohol test registered .07, above the legal limit of .04 for ...

Robbinsdale man allegedly punches, drags trooper during DWI stop - Minneapolis Star Tribune

A Robbinsdale man with a history of driving while intoxicated is in trouble again after he allegedly punched a state trooper who tried to arrest him, then dragged the officer 40 to 50 feet as he tried to drive away. Derek Alan Thompson, 36, was ...

Technology improves enforcement - Durant Daily Democrat

DURANT — The Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers in Bryan County have received 32 individual handheld alcohol screening devices that detect blood alcohol levels and the presence of alcohol in beverages, according to an official. Captain Ronnie Hampton ...

Pilot Jailed for Reckless Flying Save Email Print - WHSV

A Florida helicopter pilot who pleaded guilty to reckless flying during the 2007 Peanut Fest in Suffolk will spend two months in jail. Ronald John Davis Jr. of Naples, Florida, was sentenced Thursday. As part of a plea agreement, Davis received four ...

Pilot jailed for reckless flying at Va. event - Daily Press

SUFFOLK, Va. - A Florida helicopter pilot who pleaded guilty to reckless flying during the 2007 Peanut Fest in Suffolk will spend two months in jail. Ronald John Davis Jr. of Naples, Florida, was sentenced Thursday. As part of a plea agreement, Davis ...

Coroner: Test found teacher killed in crash used cocaine (The Times of Northwest Indiana)

A drug test found a "very, very small amount" of cocaine in the body of a 39-year-old middle school teacher who died nearly two weeks ago in a Gary car accident, Lake County Coroner David Pastrick said Thursday afternoon.

Parents warned not to buy their children alcohol (Bromsgrove Standard)

BROMSGROVE Police have issued a strong warning to parents that they could face heavy fines if they buy alcohol for under-age teens.

Official denies purchase of breath-testing machines was a friendship deal (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Related content New law: Breath-alcohol test mandatory for drivers with DUI recordsCOLUMBUS -- The Ohio official who recommended that the state buy $6.4 million worth of breath-alcohol testing machines from a troubled Kentucky manufacturer said his decision had nothing...

Alcohol sponsors down the tube (Cootamundra Herald)

THE one-time star of a Toohey's beer commercial, the former Test cricketer Mike Whitney, believes sport will not be able to maintain close relationship with alcohol companies, predicting existing sponsorships will probably go the same way as cigarettes.

25-year-old Crystal Lake man died of drugs, alcohol (Daily Herald)

The adverse effects of drugs and alcohol led to the death of a 25-year-old Crystal Lake man, whose body was found last month in a local playground, the McHenry County coroner said Wednesday.

Lower Alcohol Limit Needed To Reduce Deaths On Our Roads, Says British Medical Association (Medical News Today)

Commenting on the launch of the Road Safety Compliance consultation published today (Thursday, 20th November 2008), BMA Head of Science and Ethics, Dr Vivienne Nathanson said: "There are a number of sensible ideas in this consultation which if adopted will help improve the nation's road safety.

State to give authorities new blood-alcohol devices (Zanesville Times Recorder)

COLUMBUS (AP) - Ohio plans to spend $6.4 million to give authorities new blood-alcohol devices that are the subject of legal challenges in other states questioning whether the machines are reliably accurate.

Middletown schools mull changes to drug-test policy (Asbury Park Press)

As the Board of Education considers whether to add prescription drugs to its random drug testing policy, Superintendent of Schools Karen Bilboa said any decision would wait until after the district surveys students in May.

Lower alcohol limit needed to reduce deaths on our roads, says BMA (British Medical Association)

"There are a number of sensible ideas in this consultation which if adopted will help improve the nation’s road safety. “It is particularly encouraging that the Government intends to investigate the impact of drugs on driving, as well as initiate a major awareness campaign on the issue.

Teacher in crash had cocaine in system (The Times of Northwest Indiana)

A drug test found a "very, very small amount" of cocaine in the blood of the Pierce Middle School teacher who died in a car wreck two weeks ago in Gary, Lake County Coroner David Pastrick said Thursday afternoon.