Newman grew up in Cleveland, now lives in Ravenna. Speaking of veterans, I want to wish Ohioan, Asa Newman, who was a Tuskegee airman in World War II, a very happy 102nd birthday coming up. Thank you so very, very much for your service. Again, congratulations to our Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame class of 2020. We also post a virtual ceremony online on November 5th at. And our Ohio Department of Veterans Services will be presenting each one of the recipients with your medals. Although the pandemic will prevent us from gathering in person to celebrate this year, we’re very grateful for each one of our veterans and each one of the veterans who we’re honoring today. The veterans have served as business owners, community volunteers, scientists, advocates, engineers, and many, many more. Outside of their military service, each is continuing to serve our country as well as this great state of Ohio. The class of 2020 listed on the screen includes 20 men and women representing four branches of the armed service and representing 16 of our Ohio counties. Today, I’m pleased to announce that a new class of veterans will be joining this distinguished group of heroes and you’ll see their names here on this slide. A total of 895 of Ohio’s veterans have been inducted now into the Hall of Fame.
And so what this is is a recognition of those things that they’ve done since they come home. He recognized that veterans not only serve during their time in service, but so many of them when they come back home continue to serve and just do amazing, amazing things. In 1992, my friend George Voinovich, when he was governor, created the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame. It’s a real honor to recognize the achievements of so many remarkable people in our great state and certainly among them, Ohio veterans. I wanted to talk about this last week, but we ran out of time and it is something that is important. And again, what you’ll see here is most of these are now some of our more smaller counties with several exceptions in here, but most of them are smaller. Putnam Mercer, Butler, Shelby, Henry, Athens, Franklin, Montgomery, Darke, and Miami. Eric, let’s now go to the… And this is available up on our webpage. Again, this is looking back for a two week period of time per 100,000 population and looking at the counties 1 through 88 as far as who had the most cases based on population during that period of time.
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Let’s go to the update in regard to our 88 counties. 83% of the deaths reported in the past 24 hours happened in basically the last month. We want to make sure that we explained that correctly. Anyway, I get questions about this and get emails and people wonder how this is done. But once you then get to August 4th, basically all the deaths that are being reported today occurred during this basically a little over a month period of time. One in here, somewhere in the later part looks like later part of June, July 25th. You’ll see back here, there’s one case that occurred May 6 that was reported today. Deaths reported in last 24 hours by date of death. There can be a delay between the date a death occurs and the date the death is reported and many times there is. Usually it does not take that long, but they have up to six months to certify a death certificate. This is the number of reported since the data was updated yesterday, basically what’s reported in a 24 hour period. But to be clear, not all these deaths occurred in the past day. This is the highest number of deaths reported in the days since early May, it’s the third highest number since the beginning of the pandemic. Sadly, there were an additional 87 deaths reported during the last 24 hours. And as I said last time, just make sure everybody understands how this is done and how it’s been done throughout this. This is not too far off where it’s been for 21 days. As far as cases, we normally see a downturn you see during the weekend and the day after the weekend. You’ll see we’re running about average here. While remaining true to its founders’ vision, Ohio Christian University has expanded its outreach by becoming accredited by the higher learning commission, by being affiliated with the Association for Biblical Higher Education and the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. Campus continues to grow and the university continues to grow.
They were founded in 1948 as Circleville Bible College for the purpose of educating clergy for the churches of Christ in Christian Union. Today, I’m wearing a neck tie from Ohio Christian University in Circleville.
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