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Jim Michaels

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Author of A Chance in Hell: The men who Triumphed over Iraq's Deadliest City and Turned the Tide of War and former war reporter
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Man Fires Guard's Gun Inside Columbus-Area Hospital

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By Jim Michaels
| WHBC-AM (Canton, OH) Verified
GROVE CITY, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – You’ll recall a similar incident recently in Canton. In a hallway at the Mount Carmel Hospital in the Columbus suburb of Grove City last week, a patient grabbed a hold of a security guard’s gun while still in the holster, and fired it once. No one was injured. The bullet it a wall. The security guard did suffer minor injuries, and the patient faces charges.
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ODNR Promotes Nature in Ohio in Giant Screen Flick

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By Jim Michaels
| WHBC-AM (Canton, OH) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Many of us studied Ohio history in elementary school or high school. Now the state Department of Natural Resources is offering teachers an opportunity to show a Buckeye nature-related movie to their classes. “Ohio: Wild at Heart” is designed to excite students about nature, with soaring bald eagles, fireflies lighting the night sky and more on an IMax or large screen.
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Clinic Advice on 'Doom Scrolling'

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By Jim Michaels
| WHBC-AM (Canton, OH) Verified
CLEVELAND, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Many people spend too much time on their phones. Some are even trapped in the habit of “doom scrolling”, continuously looking through bad or negative content until becoming anxious and even overwhelmed. Cleveland Clinic Psychologist Dr Adam Borland says reversing that habit begins with a self-analysis. Do I have a headache and muscle tension just after starting to “scroll”? Ultimately, the doctor suggests using that phone to set a time-limit alarm.
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