BEIJING, China -- A Kettering woman may now come home from Beijing with a silver medal after all.

A Ukrainian athlete, Lyudmila Blonska, has been stripped of her Olympic silver medal in the heptathlon for doping. Blonska tested positive for a steroid after finishing second in the heptathlon last Saturday.

She was temporarily suspended by the International Olympic Committee on Thursday and dropped from the long jump final. Her medal was officially removed Friday.

American Hyleas Fountain of Kettering is in line to take the heptathlon silver, with Russia's Tatiana Chernova moving from fourth to bronze.

CLEVELAND (AP) -- Funeral arrangements for Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones are scheduled August 29th and August 30th in Cleveland.

Tubbs Jones died Wednesday after suffering a brain hemorrhage caused by a ruptured aneurysm.

A memorial service will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. August 30th at the Cleveland Public Auditorium in the Cleveland Convention Center. Viewing is 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. August 29th at Bethany Baptist Church in Cleveland and 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. August 30th at the auditorium.

Spokeswoman Nicole Williams said Tubbs Jones wished to be cremated and there will be no burial.

The family has asked for donations to The Stephanie Tubbs Jones Scholarship Fund in place of flowers. The donations should be sent in care of The Cleveland Foundation.

DAYTON, Ohio -- A boy hanging out of an upstairs window tips off authorities to a potentially dangerous situation.

Firefighters were handing out batteries for smoke detectors Thursday night in the 100 block of South Hedges Street in Dayton when they spotted the four-year-old child. Investigators discovered that the boy was home alone -- living in a filthy house.

When crews asked the boy where his mother was, he said, "At the bar."

There was no food in the fridge and there were bugs everywhere in the home where the boy was found, according to the police report.

He and his eight-year-old brother are staying with their grandmother -- their mother was arrested and faces child endangering charges. The grandmother says the mother's boyfriend was watching the kids while the mother was gone.

EAST CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A memorial service for Ohio Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs-Jones will likely be held in Cleveland Saturday, Aug. 30, says a family friend and spokesman.

Colleagues and friends of the Ohio Congresswoman are remembering her accomplishments this morning.

Tubbs-Jones died Wednesday of a brain aneurysm that happened Tuesday while she was driving through Cleveland Heights.

She will be remembered for making huge strides for African-Americans and women in politics. She was the first black woman to represent Ohio in Congress, and to serve on the powerful Ways and Means Committee.

A Super Delegate who initially supported Senator Hillary Clinton for President, the Congresswoman from Ohio's 11th District was a strong critic of the Iraq war.

Initially, news of Tubbs-Jones' death was inaccurate. Apparently an e-mail that was sent to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office spurred a series of news releases and reports that she died, when she was still alive.

Though she opposed many of President Bush's initiatives, the president says the nation is grateful for her service. He's praising the congresswoman's dedication to small business, schools and working Ohioans.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich says his Democratic colleague poured her heart and soul into her job, and the Clinton family calls Tubbs Jones a "one-woman force for progress."