| TODAY IS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,
2011 - ANOTHER CLOSE BATTLE WITH TWIN VALLEY SOUTH
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Patriots battle Panthers to a tie
By George Starks
NEW MADSON- Most coaches view a tie as something of a loss. Tri-Village
coach Matt Fraylick sees it as something of a victory. “We always have
a tough time with Twin Valley South,” said Fraylick, the Patriots
soccer coach. “We’ve had some close battles with them the last couple
of years. Tonight was no exception.” After a scoreless first half,
South got on the board at the 32:47 mark of the second when Jacob
Cottingim got one past Patriot goalie Aaron Tuck. At the 25:36 mark,
Ludwig Tiemann evened things... Read More. More Sports.
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ECONOMY STRANGLED BY REGULATIONS
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Dayton Business Journal...
Forecast: Economic growth tied to election
By Ginger Christ
The cure for the country’s economic ills is a presidential election, at
least according to Ken Mayland, president of Pepper Pike-based
ClearView Economics LLC. Mayland, who served as the keynote speaker at
KeyBank’s 2012 Economic Forecast Wednesday, said while he doesn’t
expect the country to enter another recession, he doubts any... Read More. More News. |
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ELDORA SPEEDWAY
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Blaney & Schroeder prevail in surprising turn of events
ROSSBURG – Dale Blaney’s victory in Saturday’s All Star Circuit of
Champions Sprintacular at Eldora Speedway moved him into a tie on the
all-time All Star win list at Eldora; while the NRA (National Racing
Alliance) Sprint Invader post-race inspection found the apparent race
winner, Jim Nier, not passing the tech inspection. That handed the... Read More. More Sports.
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INTEREST HIGH IN "NEW KID" NEBRASKA
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Dayton Business Journal...
Ohio State ticket prices for Nebraska, Michigan make top 25
by Columbus Business First
There’s keen interest in the University of Nebraska’s arrival in the
Big Ten Conference judging from ticket prices to football games this
season. Of the 25 highest average ticket prices for college games
charted by electronic marketplace TicketCity, six are for games
Nebraska... Read More. More Sports. |
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PRICIEST ELECTION IN HISTORY
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Dayton Business Journal...
Politicians fill war chests for ‘nasty’ election season
By Joe Cogliano
Fundraising for the 2012 Congressional elections is swinging into high
gear and the money promises to go toward a lively election fight,
especially in Ohio. Political observers say a heated political climate
— with Republicans and Democrats blaming the other for the battered
economy — along with... Read More. More News. |
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NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE UPDATE
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2011 NFL Regular Season Standings
At one time during their game with Tampa Bay Monday night, the winless
Indianapolis Colts held a 10-0 lead. In what was considered to be an
ugly game, the Buccs came from behind to post a 27-17 victory to go to
3-1 on the season. In the process, the Colts are now 0-4 and are in
dire need of their leader, Payton Manning. It was a wild week of
football that saw several teams making huge comebacks to get wins.
Among those teams... Read More. More Sports.
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| IT ISN'T ASKING... IRS DEMANDS IT
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Townhall...
Discerning Fact From Fiction In The Tax Hike Debate
By Austin Hill
Just because you’ve excelled in your chosen career field doesn’t mean
that you have a clue about economics. And just because people claim
that they are being self-sacrificing, doesn’t necessarily make it so.
As President Obama struggles seeks support for his tax-and-spend “jobs
bill,” an intriguing chorus of supporters has emerged... Read More. More Blogs. |
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EDITOR - TODAY IS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5,
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can tell it’s fall… about all that’s happening is fall sports: prep,
college and pro. You can tell it’s the fall prelude to a presidential
election… the barbs, arrows and lies are just getting started. Wait
‘til next year and it will really get fun. Also in News:
What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls; Husted... Most
populous counties announced for Congressional Districts; and
Advertising ballot issues costs state $2.1 million. Blogs: A Win for Elder Advocacy; and The Solar Stimulus Rat. Obituaries: Charles “Charlie” M. Harrison, Robert J. “Bob” Wentworth. For
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