July 9, 2025 • 5 mins
A Cridersville man is killed in an industrial accident in Auglaize County; Ohio General Assembly will attempt to override vetoes in the budget; Texas flooding death toll rises; Supreme Court OK's Trump's layoff plans.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
A twenty one year old Ridersville man lost his life
yesterday in an industrial accident in Auglaize County. Auglaize County
Sheriff Mike Vorhees says the incident happened at Card Welding
in extreme southwest Auglaize County outside of Menster. That happened
just before seven am yesterday. After their investigation, Sheriff Vorhees
(00:20):
talked about to what happened.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
He was doing some work on a conveyor where they
had these big beams they were conveying and through in
like a sand blaster, and he was moving around with
a hoist and he wasn't too far off the ground,
probably three four feet or so, when they looked like
the beam shifted and knocking the ground. The beam fell
(00:43):
off and land on top of him. They actually had
security video in the shop that caught the accident on cameras.
Speaker 1 (00:52):
The young man who was killed was twenty one year
old Eiden Hadding of Kridersville. Co Workers discovered having a
shortly after the beam fell on him, but he had
already succumbed to his injuries. Card Welding is known for
making ibeams for bridge construction. Ohio House Speaker limo's Matt
Huffman is calling back representatives from recess later this month
(01:15):
to vote on potential veto overrides. We get more with
The O and n's Jay Fox.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
Ohio state legislators will return to the state House on Monday,
July twenty first to convene in the hopes of overwriting
three of the governor's line item vetos from the state budget.
The Columbus Dispatch reports that the House will need sixty
votes and the Senate will need twenty votes to be successful.
On the agenda are the property tax vetos, including the
elimination of school district and local governments to levy replacement
(01:43):
property taxes, the calculations related to levi's in school funding,
and county commissioner authority to reduce voter approved school levies.
Speaker 1 (01:52):
Thanks to j Fox from The O N for that report,
House members will be back in Columbus on July twenty first.
Of the Ohio Senate have not yet set a date
for a special session. Turning to the situation with the
flooding in Texas, Governor Greg Abbott said the death toll
from the flooding is now one hundred and nine, with
another one hundred and sixty one persons still missing. Abbit
(02:16):
emphasized that search efforts will continue until every missing person
is found. For more on this situation, we turned to
Fox's Jeff Monasso.
Speaker 4 (02:25):
In Kirk County, Texas so for a dozen people remain missing,
including campers and a councilor at Camp Mystic, as the
search through layers of debris along the Guadalupe River continues
for any signs of life.
Speaker 5 (02:38):
We're so grateful and thankful for all the resources have
been provided to us to do this job.
Speaker 4 (02:42):
Kirk County Sheriff Larry Letho.
Speaker 2 (02:44):
You know and I can assure you we will not
stop until this mission is complete.
Speaker 4 (02:48):
And as churches and community members help in clean up
efforts into feed survivors like Austin Donahue, whose home that's
been in the family for generations now a near total
loss that he considers some self lucky means the world
to me. It's its coach, is my heart. I feel
the Lord coming through Jeff Minosso, Fox News.
Speaker 1 (03:08):
Yesterday, the Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration and resume
plans to carry out mass job cuts across federal agencies.
The justices lifted a district judges order blocking those layoffs.
The President signed an executive order in February directing agencies
to prepare for the government overhaul. Also, investigations are continuing
(03:29):
into two alleged attacks on ICE agents in Texas and
another in Los Angeles. Fox's Matt Finn as the details.
Speaker 5 (03:37):
Ten people are charged with attempted murder of an officer
and what the FED say was a heinous, pre planned
ambush on an ICE facility south of the Dallas Fort
Worth metro. The acting US Attorney Northern Texas Tause Fox
the suspects left behind evidence, including.
Speaker 4 (03:52):
Graffiti and brochures.
Speaker 5 (03:54):
Now in a separate ambush at an immigration facility in McCallen,
police are investigating the history of a twenty six year
old man shot dead by Border patrol after he opened
fire and officers arriving to work around sunrise, and Border
Patrol announced the arrest of four suspects for allegedly using
homemade tire spikes aimed at flattening agents tires.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
That's Fox's Matt Finn reporting, and the TSA is letting
passengers keep their shoes on at airport security checkpoints. The
decision was confirmed yesterday and ends a nearly twenty year
old rule. Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nomes says the change
is nationwide and takes effect immediately. The TSA is estimated
(04:35):
to have screened close to two and a half million
people each day last year for the latest news at
the top hand bottom of every hour. Set a preset
button on the free iHeartRadio app to eleven fifty WIMA.
That's the news you need this morning. More available at
our website thanks to citizens, National Bank. Stay with US,
weather traffick and sports jet ahead on this Wednesday edition
(04:56):
of Lima's morning News on the eleven fifty wy m A
A twenty one year old Ridersville man lost his life
yesterday in an industrial accident in Auglaize County. Auglaize County
Sheriff Mike Vorhees says the incident happened at Card Welding
in extreme southwest Auglaize County outside of Menster. That happened
just before seven am yesterday. After their investigation, Sheriff Vorhees
(00:20):
talked about to what happened.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
He was doing some work on a conveyor where they
had these big beams they were conveying and through in
like a sand blaster, and he was moving around with
a hoist and he wasn't too far off the ground,
probably three four feet or so, when they looked like
the beam shifted and knocking the ground. The beam fell
(00:43):
off and land on top of him. They actually had
security video in the shop that caught the accident on cameras.
Speaker 1 (00:52):
The young man who was killed was twenty one year
old Eiden Hadding of Kridersville. Co Workers discovered having a
shortly after the beam fell on him, but he had
already succumbed to his injuries. Card Welding is known for
making ibeams for bridge construction. Ohio House Speaker limo's Matt
Huffman is calling back representatives from recess later this month
(01:15):
to vote on potential veto overrides. We get more with
The O and n's Jay Fox.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
Ohio state legislators will return to the state House on Monday,
July twenty first to convene in the hopes of overwriting
three of the governor's line item vetos from the state budget.
The Columbus Dispatch reports that the House will need sixty
votes and the Senate will need twenty votes to be successful.
On the agenda are the property tax vetos, including the
elimination of school district and local governments to levy replacement
(01:43):
property taxes, the calculations related to levi's in school funding,
and county commissioner authority to reduce voter approved school levies.
Speaker 1 (01:52):
Thanks to j Fox from The O N for that report,
House members will be back in Columbus on July twenty first.
Of the Ohio Senate have not yet set a date
for a special session. Turning to the situation with the
flooding in Texas, Governor Greg Abbott said the death toll
from the flooding is now one hundred and nine, with
another one hundred and sixty one persons still missing. Abbit
(02:16):
emphasized that search efforts will continue until every missing person
is found. For more on this situation, we turned to
Fox's Jeff Monasso.
Speaker 4 (02:25):
In Kirk County, Texas so for a dozen people remain missing,
including campers and a councilor at Camp Mystic, as the
search through layers of debris along the Guadalupe River continues
for any signs of life.
Speaker 5 (02:38):
We're so grateful and thankful for all the resources have
been provided to us to do this job.
Speaker 4 (02:42):
Kirk County Sheriff Larry Letho.
Speaker 2 (02:44):
You know and I can assure you we will not
stop until this mission is complete.
Speaker 4 (02:48):
And as churches and community members help in clean up
efforts into feed survivors like Austin Donahue, whose home that's
been in the family for generations now a near total
loss that he considers some self lucky means the world
to me. It's its coach, is my heart. I feel
the Lord coming through Jeff Minosso, Fox News.
Speaker 1 (03:08):
Yesterday, the Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration and resume
plans to carry out mass job cuts across federal agencies.
The justices lifted a district judges order blocking those layoffs.
The President signed an executive order in February directing agencies
to prepare for the government overhaul. Also, investigations are continuing
(03:29):
into two alleged attacks on ICE agents in Texas and
another in Los Angeles. Fox's Matt Finn as the details.
Speaker 5 (03:37):
Ten people are charged with attempted murder of an officer
and what the FED say was a heinous, pre planned
ambush on an ICE facility south of the Dallas Fort
Worth metro. The acting US Attorney Northern Texas Tause Fox
the suspects left behind evidence, including.
Speaker 4 (03:52):
Graffiti and brochures.
Speaker 5 (03:54):
Now in a separate ambush at an immigration facility in McCallen,
police are investigating the history of a twenty six year
old man shot dead by Border patrol after he opened
fire and officers arriving to work around sunrise, and Border
Patrol announced the arrest of four suspects for allegedly using
homemade tire spikes aimed at flattening agents tires.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
That's Fox's Matt Finn reporting, and the TSA is letting
passengers keep their shoes on at airport security checkpoints. The
decision was confirmed yesterday and ends a nearly twenty year
old rule. Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nomes says the change
is nationwide and takes effect immediately. The TSA is estimated
(04:35):
to have screened close to two and a half million
people each day last year for the latest news at
the top hand bottom of every hour. Set a preset
button on the free iHeartRadio app to eleven fifty WIMA.
That's the news you need this morning. More available at
our website thanks to citizens, National Bank. Stay with US,
weather traffick and sports jet ahead on this Wednesday edition
(04:56):
of Lima's morning News on the eleven fifty wy m A
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