| Story Archive - September, 2012 |
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| Sep 4, 2012 |
| • As "traditional" start of campaign season hits, some critics are calling out a lot of "bad ads" |
| • DNC speakers spoof counterparts at RNC before appreciative Ohio audience |
| • Former Ohio governor speaks to delegates in prime time speech at DNC |
| • Three think tanks from all across the spectrum cheer Kasich's plan to review tax code |
| • Top Democrat says Ohio can sell the Obama message to other swing states |
| • Troopers drag in drug arrests in big numbers over the Labor Day weekend |
| • VP candidate Ryan travels to Ohio, comparing Obama to unpopular Democratic president |
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| Sep 5, 2012 |
| • Delegates at the DNC suggest topics and talking points for President Obama tomorrow night |
| • Lawmakers are close to a final vote on package of changes to state's five pension funds |
| • Libertarians still bitter about what they see as a plot to pull their candidate off the ballot |
| • Ohio State students talk racism and possible ways to fight it at town hall meeting |
| • Secretary of State won’t comply with court order - at least not right now |
| • Study shows one out of every six people in Ohio are worried about going hungry |
| • Trio accused of plotting Cleveland bridge bombing plead guilty in federal court |
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| Sep 6, 2012 |
| • Auditor says state has too many airplanes and too few rules for using them |
| • Delphi workers rally to bring attention to their mission to get back part of their pensions |
| • Ohio's oldest delegate speaks out on witnessing her seventh convention |
| • Reviled and revered former Browns owner dies after a long illness |
| • Top executive at Plain Dealer makes major announcement |
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| Sep 7, 2012 |
| • Communities concerned about new numbers from casinos showing revenue falling off |
| • Ohio doctor leading national study on impact of brain injury |
| • Pesticide company hit with big fines for violating federal law |
| • Secretary of State pulls back controversial order on early voting after lawsuit |
| • State Board of Ed to lower "third grade reading guarantee" expectations |
| • Strategists analyze Ohio governors’ speeches at their conventions - and what they really mean |
| • Volunteers prepare for annual commemoration of 9/11 by placing thousands of flags on Statehouse lawn |
| • Workers who lost limbs on the job say new budget limits are illegal |
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| Sep 10, 2012 |
| • Investigation into fraudulent attendance data filed by schools might not wrap soon |
| • Panel of lawmakers approve millions for facility to house seized exotic animals |
| • Republican presidential candidate stumps in physical center of battleground state |
| • Summit this week in Cleveland brings together experts to talk about keeping the Great Lakes safe |
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| Sep 11, 2012 |
| • Environmental group says wind energy is blowing more jobs into Ohio |
| • Former US Surgeon General offers her prescription for dealing with poverty and joblessness |
| • Governor honors victims of September 11 attacks, thinks about future they might have had |
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| Sep 12, 2012 |
| • Condemned killer talks of God, guilt and capital punishment in what could be his final interview |
| • Lawmakers give final approval to cuts in benefits for retired workers |
| • Ohio's US Senators express shock, anger at embassy attacks on 9/11 anniversary |
| • Vice President swings through Ohio and other key states, talking economy and foreign policy |
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| Sep 13, 2012 |
| • As Great Lakes meeting gets underway, environmentalists worry about deal that might result |
| • Ballot Board changes language for Issue 2, less than a day after wording was thrown out |
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| Sep 14, 2012 |
| • First ads in battle over redistricting issue hit the airwaves in Ohio |
| • Northeast Ohio "combined" district offers starkly different choices in candidates |
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| Sep 17, 2012 |
| • Analyzing addiction: biology and the roles of brain chemicals |
| • High-profile prosecutor once talked about as candidate for governor resigns suddenly |
| • Obama makes two stops in swing-state Ohio on the same day |
| • Romney campaign sends Senator and Tea Party favorite to respond to President's message |
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| Sep 18, 2012 |
| • Analyzing addiction: researchers find teens are especially vulnerable |
| • Former governor reprises role as Romney attack dog, blasts comments from "secret" video |
| • Groups representing black and low-income voters present petitions for early in-person weekend voting |
| • Inmate wants execution called off because he's so obese it would amount to torture |
| • Potentially deadly mosquito-borne virus at its worst level in Ohio in years |
| • Secretary of State says he'll let voters do the work of purging bloated voting rolls |
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| Sep 19, 2012 |
| • Analyzing addiction: exploring the questions around the "almost alcoholic" |
| • Consumer advocates say more cell phones doesn't mean providers should cut off land lines |
| • Health experts come together again to talk about issues facing Appalachian Ohioans |
| • President Obama and teachers have clashed, but many teachers report they're standing with him |
| • Troopers once again put the brakes on a suspected drug courier because of apparent bad driving |
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| Sep 24, 2012 |
| • Group pushing redistricting amendment gives top elections officials |
| • Ohioans who've lost homes to foreclosure can now apply for financial relief |
| • Ousted state school superintendent will not face criminal charges |
| • Progressive group files complaint over Romney ad showing miners it says were |
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| Sep 25, 2012 |
| • As jobless numbers come out, some have a glimmer of hope on Ohio jobs front |
| • Mandel proposes three reforms, including term limits - and gets blasted by Brown |
| • Officials investigating whether certain kinds of drugs are being overprescribed to foster kids |
| • Republican ticket continues bus tour through Ohio, starting in Dayton |
| • State continues to be confounded by paradox on Asian carp in Lake Erie |
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| Sep 26, 2012 |
| • After delay because of scrubbing scandal, state releases preliminary report card info |
| • As presidential contenders return to Ohio, poll shows one with a double-digit lead over the other |
| • Governor signs five bills making changes in state’s five public pension funds |
| • Presidential candidates criss cross state again, this time to sell their economic plans to Ohioans |
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