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IS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6,
2011 - WANT TO KNOW THE CANDIDATES?
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2012 Presidential Candidates...
Twenty-three people are vying for Commander in Chief in 2012
It’s always interesting to see who wants to take the United States into
their philosophical direction. This year, as in election years in the
past, the candidates include Libertarians, a Socialist and an
Independent. In addition to Pres. Barack Obama, there is one other
Democrat candidate. In addition... Read More. More News.
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Dayton Business Journal...
Poll: OSU’s Urban Meyer will win title in five years
by Joe Cogliano
Eighty-five percent of local football fans think new coach Urban Meyer
will bring Ohio State a BCS Championship within five
years and more than half think Urban can bring home the national title
within the first two or three seasons. That’s according to an online
poll this week by the Dayton Business Journal. Of 278 total
respondents, more than half... Read More. More Sports. |
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE DICK ADAMS
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Adams To Be Candidate for Election
COLUMBUS---State Representative Richard Adams (R-Troy) today announced
his candidacy for election as representative of the 80th Ohio House
District----which will include all of Miami County and southern Darke
County----during the 130th General Assembly. “My goal is to conduct an
informative campaign to be elected by the voters of the 80th District
to represent them in Columbus,” Adams said. “I... Read More. More News. |
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SECRETARY OF STATE JON HUSTED
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Protecting Your Business Against Identity Theft
According to a recent report by the research firm Javelin Strategy
& Research, identity theft affected more than 8 million people in
2010. While identity theft has often been considered a crime targeting
just consumers, business identity theft has become an increasingly
alarming trend. Business identity theft—also referred to as corporate
of commercial identity theft—occurs when a business’s identity is
used... Read More. More Opinion. |
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Dayton Business Journal...
GE cuts funding for F-35 fighter jet engine
General Electric and Rolls-Royce will cut off funding for development
of the F136 engine designed to be an alternate for the F-35 Joint
Strike Fighter. The decision, reached jointly by GE Aviation and
Rolls-Royce, is a result of continued uncertainty in the development
and production schedules of the joint strike fighter program. “GE and
Rolls-Royce are proud of... Read More. More News.
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FORT GREENEVILLE DAR
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Local Chapter honors Dietrich for Service
Fort GreeneVille Chapter DAR member Mary Jane Dietrich is presented
with a 40th year member certificate from Regent Chris Nehring.
Dietrich’s mother, Beatrice Campbell was a member of Fort GreeneVille
Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and Mary Jane followed in
her footsteps in joining the chapter. Thru the years as a member of
Fort GreeneVille Chapter, her contributions are as... Read More. More Community. |
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AS EXPECTED, ALL ABOUT POLITICS
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Human Events...
Tea Party Debt Commission Lockout Follow-Up
by John Hayward
Yesterday the Tea Party Debt Commission, a crowd-sourced deficit
reduction panel hosted by FreedomWorks, ran into a bit of
trouble. It was meant to run parallel to the bipartisan deficit
“Super Committee” and thereby embarrass the heck out of them.
Unfortunately, they were booted from the Russell Office Building of the
Senate, on the... Read More. More Blogs. |
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| FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6,
2011 |
I
always find it interesting to see the multitude of “candidates for
president,” most of whom we’ve never heard of. I was surprised that
this year there were only 23. Eight years ago there were more than 40
if I remember right. Also in News: Wendy’s bringing 170 more jobs to Dublin; closing Atlanta office; and Bill would ban “double dipping” for public employees. Community: Providing Support in a Time of Need. Events: Darke County OSU Extension... 2012 Farm Outlook Meeting. Blogs: Unemployment Rate Rising not Falling; and An Occupy Wall Street Rant. Obituaries: Maureen Saum, Agnes B. Francis. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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