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IS FRIDAY, JUNE 8,
2012 - THAT'S MY OPINION
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Communication requires two
By Bob Robinson
In a perfect world, government functions much like a business… a
not-for-profit business. Shareholders or board members (taxpayers) hire
(elect) executives (public officials) to lead the organization
(government entity). They expect full disclosure of all actions and
moneys spent, then determine if those actions are appropriate and in
compliance with their expectations. If they are, all is well. If they
aren’t, the “employers” have a number of options open to them. They can... Read
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| POLICE RESPONDED TO SEVERAL TIPS |
WHIO-TV Video...
4 jailed in Union City, OH. meth lab bust
UNION CITY, Ohio — Police in Union City, Ohio, said they arrested four
people Wednesday and searched a house where a suspected meth lab was in
operation. The four have been identified as Leslie Crowder, Chad
Brumbaugh, Jeremy Cheyne, and Allison Setser, all of Union City. Police
said Setser... Read
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NEWLAND SAYS TEAM IS SPECIAL
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2012 Lady Wave State Runner-ups recognized
GWOC: Newland Coach of the Year; Martin Player of the Year
By George Starks
GREENVILLE- When the rest of the Greenville spring sports teams
received their awards, the Lady Wave softball team had unfinished
business to attend to. The very next day, the team was scheduled to
leave for Akron to play for a state title... Read
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OHIO TREASURER JOSH MANDEL
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Mandel unveils STAR Plus to Northeast local governments
First-of-its-kind Program a Win for Ohio Taxpayers and Local Economies
CLEVELAND - State Treasurer Josh Mandel unveiled the innovative new
STAR Plus program today to public funds managers for northeast Ohio
schools, cities and local governments at a Center for Public Investment
Management (CPIM) conference in Cleveland. This
first-in-the-nation... Read
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| ANNIE OAKLEY GOLF TOURNEY |
Dayton Business Journal...
Auto industry creating jobs as bailout success debated
by Joe Cogliano
By all accounts, the U.S. auto industry is back on track as The Big
Three are adding jobs and selling more cars. But the real aftermath of
the $80 billion U.S. auto bailout remains debatable. As election season
gets into high gear, the auto bailout is becoming a political hot
potato. President... Read
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VALUE OF COMPANY DROPPED 27 PERCENT
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Dayton Business Journal...
Facebook plummet causes others to delay IPOs
Facebook Inc.’s much-maligned debut on the Nasdaq stock market as a
public company has caused other businesses to delay their planned IPOs,
according to the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal. The paper
reports that Facebook dropped below $28 per share, down about 27
percent from its May 18 IPO price of $38... Read
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NO SAFETY MARGIN TO STOP NEW RECESSION
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Townhall...
A Grim Jobs Report for America
By Larry Kudlow
You would think $1 trillion in spending stimulus and $2.5 trillion of
Fed pump-priming would produce an economy a whole lot stronger than 1.9
percent GDP, which was the revised first-quarter number. And you’d
think all that government spending would deliver a whole lot more jobs
than 69,000 in May... Read
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| FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS FRIDAY, JUNE 8,
2012 |
Be
sure to check out County News Online on Monday. We will have an
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opportunities for Sponsors. We also plan to unveil a new tab… more on
that later. Great things happening with CNO… all thanks to you, the
readers and our Sponsors. Thank you! Also in News: Whirlpool encouraged by trade ruling. Blogs: Morning Bell: A Historic Win for Reform in Wisconsin. Obituaries: Edna D. Martin. For
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