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France ends up as the butt of many American jokes. During the early stages of the Iraq war, many in this country took to replacing a certain F word in food names with "freedom." What kind of energy jokes do you ...
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Attorney general position up in air
Extreme righty, moderate, lefty leaning - it doesn't matter. Attorney preferable, but not necessary.
One-third Of High School Sophs Fail Ohio Test
Sophomores at publicly funded high schools scored slightly lower on the state's graduation test for the second straight year, with more than a third failing at least one of the test's five sections, preliminary ...
The Self-Inflicted Economic Death of Ohio
Once known as the Mother of Presidents, Ohio is now getting poorer, older and dumber - and making all the wrong moves to reverse the situation.
Bill looks to require busing within 2 miles Issue brought to Chandler by Streetsboro resident
A bill introduced by State Rep. Kathleen Chandler would require school districts to bus students up through grade eight who live within two miles of school or wherever there are no sidewalks available to walk ...
ODOT Enlists Volunteers to Prevent Litter in Ohio
Hoping to prevent a $4 million problem marring Ohio's highway system, the Ohio Department of Transportation kicked off its annual spring litter cleanup by enlisting the help of an army of volunteers to prevent ...
Advocates Urge Rejection Of New Payday Language
Housing advocates are urging Ohio Attorney General Nancy Hardin Rogers to reject the ballot language that summarizes a pair of proposals by payday lenders seeking to overturn a law that tightens borrowing rules ...
Governor announces first Ohio veterans director
Gov. Ted Strickland has appointed a Navy veteran and former state lawmaker to head Ohio's first cabinet-level veterans' agency.
Cut the lies; Ohio taxes not out of sight
Last weekend former Ohioan Chester Finn Jr. went off on a rant about our state in The Wall Street Journal.
COLUMBUS - In an attempt to stimulate competition among television providers, state Rep.
Bush's Approval Ratings Hit All-Time Low
Ohio voters and those in the rest of the country apparently already have settled on who to blame for the seemingly incessant drumbeat of gloomy economic news: George Walker Bush.
Unemployment benefits extended for 13 weeks
TV Online Agreement extends unemployment benefits for 13 weeks By William Hershey COLUMBUS - As many as 280,000 Ohioans could qualify for an extra 13 weeks of unemployment compensation benefits under an ...
Gov. Strickland should break term limits' grip on Ohio
Gov. Ted Strickland will spend some of his enormous political capital this year to campaign for fellow Democrat Barack Obama.
Group chides Ohio for link to sweatshop factories
COLUMBUS - An anti-sweatshop group wants Ohio to pressure two companies it does business with to improve what it says are abusive working conditions in factories abroad.
Forums designed to give Strickland input on education
As he builds a sweeping education plan, Gov. Ted Strickland will host 12 forums across the state this summer to gather ideas on how to improve Ohio primary and secondary schools.
Relating the Dots: Obama . Soros . Stewart ....
On Tuesday, Matthew Vadum at NewsBusters exposed "Al-Qaeda's law firm," the so-called Center for Constitutional Rights , the group that argued the case that led to the "the U.S. Supreme Court's lawless, ...
"Today Ohio wines are better than ever, " Strickland said. "Ohio vineyards and winemakers produce a wide array of fine wines to please every consumer's palate." The 2008 "Ohio Quality Wine" award winners are: ...
High court hands victory to gun owners
' A divided Supreme Court ruled 5-4 this morning, for the first time in U.S. history, that Americans have an individual right to bear arms.
Elders asked to 'Own Their Future'
Walker Carpenter, 76, of West Chester still rides his bike and plays sports. "I turned 76 just last week, but I feel 46,'' Carpenter said.
Twin Valley to close doors Monday -DAyton Daily News
Twin Valley to close doors Monday - DAyton Daily News By Anthony Gottschlich - June 29, 2008 DAYTON - Its beds empty and its staff packed up, the Dayton area's only public psychiatric hospital closes Monday, ...