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LOCAL NEWS
Columbus police officer stable after shooting
March 13, 2010 05:06 EST
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A Columbus police officer is in stable condition after being shot at an apartment complex on the city's west side.
Police say the officer made a call from Ashton Pine Apartments late Friday night saying he was in trouble. Backup units responded and found the wounded officer.
Police told The Associated Press early Saturday that he was hospitalized in stable condition.
The name of the officer and details surrounding the shooting were not immediately being released.
Officers chased a man who they believe was involved in the shooting but he was not immediately apprehended.
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Information also from: WBNS-TV, http://www.10tv.com/ and WCMH-TV, http://www.nbc4i.com
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BUSINESS NEWS
Retail sales better-than-expected
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Commerce Department says retail sales last month posted a surprising 0.3 percent increase.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- U.S. Sen. David Vitter is calling on federal officials to do a thorough probe into the deaths of several people who lived in homes built with suspect Chinese drywall. ...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- U.S. Sen. David Vitter is calling on federal officials to do a thorough probe into the deaths of several people who lived in homes built with suspect Chinese drywall. ...
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