Texas health worker tests positive for Ebola

Summit County Medical Director Marguerite Erme addresses the media during a news conference in the main auditorium of the Ocasek Building on Wednesday in Akron, Ohio. (Source: AP)

A Frontier Airlines employee wears gloves as she directs passengers where to go at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport on Wednesday in Cleveland. (Source: AP)

The Frontier Airlines plane that Amber Vinson flew from Cleveland to Dallas on Monday, flies out of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport on Wednesday. Vinson is the second nurse to be diagnosed with Ebola at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas.(Source: AP)

A Frontier Airlines employee wears gloves as she checks in passengers at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2014, in Cleveland. Ohio health officials aren't sure how many people came into contact with a Texas nurse as she visited family in the Akron area days before being diagnosed with Ebola in Dallas (Source: AP)

A Frontier Airlines employee wears gloves as she checks in passengers at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport on Wednesday.(Source: AP)

Students and staff Kent State University in Kent, Ohio on Wednesday were notified that three employees of the university are related to the nurse in Dallas who exhibited Ebola symptoms and had contact with her over the weekend. The three have been asked to remain off campus for three weeks as a precaution. (Spource: AP)