Subscribe to this tag How Youngstown Is Tackling the Housing Crisis
By
Luke Mullins
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Money - April 29, 2008
The already-troubled city has razed more than 1,000 dilapidated structures.
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Indiana Demographics Favor Obama
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Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - April 28, 2008
Although I've assumed Indiana's population is similar to Ohio's and Pennsylvania's, it skews a bit younger.
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Ohio Disease Outbreak Linked to Chipotle Restaurant
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January W. Payne
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Health - April 21, 2008
Officials are investigating whether food-borne bacteria or norovirus triggered the illnesses.
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How Ohio Is Tackling the Foreclosure Crisis
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Luke Mullins
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Money - April 21, 2008
Attorney General Marc Dann has an army of 1,300 lawyers looking to keep people in their homes.
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Clinton's Wins in Texas and Ohio Put Obama on the Defensive
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Kenneth T. Walsh
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Nation & World - March 5, 2008
Tuesday's results mean the Democratic race is competitive again.
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Morning Buzz: March 4, 2008
News Desk - March 4, 2008
Called semi-Super Tuesday and Super Tuesday No. 2 by some, today voters in Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island, and Vermont head to the polls and could finally decide the fate of the tight race for the Democratic nomination. Both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton remained positive last night; however, both teams acknowledged that close votes and split decisions could lead to another month, at least, of drawing out this battle. The next big primary comes April 22, when Pennsylvanians make their choice.
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Down to the Wire
By
Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - March 3, 2008
Either Obama or Clinton could win Ohio or Texas or both.
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McCain Strives for Big Wins in Texas and Ohio
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Liz Halloran
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Nation & World - February 29, 2008
Huckabee's Texas campaign could pull enough votes to embarrass McCain.
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Clinton, Obama in Dead Heat Going Into Texas and Ohio
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Kenneth T. Walsh
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Nation & World - February 29, 2008
With Obama pulling away, Tuesday's contests could be Clinton's last chance.
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It's Close as Can Be in Texas
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Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - February 26, 2008
But Clinton's lead in Ohio may be holding up.
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Delegate Counting in Texas and Ohio
By
Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - February 25, 2008
An attempt to estimate the delegate count if the polls are right.
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Ohio and Texas Trend to Obama
By
Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - February 22, 2008
Although she leads in many categories, the latest numbers for the March 4 primary states are not good for Clinton.
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After Losses, Clinton Campaign Focuses on Superdelegates
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Liz Halloran
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Nation & World - February 20, 2008
Obama's 10 straight wins put Clinton in a tough position going into Texas and Ohio.
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Morning Buzz: Feb. 20, 2008
News Desk - February 20, 2008
Barack Obama racked up his ninth and 10th straight victories last night, defeating Hillary Clinton in Wisconsin and Hawaii. Obama's wins make Ohio and Texas must-wins for Clinton. The two Democratic candidates will debate in Texas tomorrow. John McCain also won convincingly in Wisconsin and Washington State as he continues to press on toward the GOP nomination.
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Is Hillary Due for a Comeback?
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Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - February 15, 2008
The must-win firewalls in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas loom large for her candidacy.
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Ohio Primary Facts and Figures
By
Jennifer O'Shea
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Nation & World - February 8, 2008
Compiled by the U.S News & World Report library staff.
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Clinton, Obama Lay Groundwork in Texas, Ohio
By
Nikki Schwab
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Nation & World - February 8, 2008
Another Super Tuesday
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Special Elections: GOP Holds Seats
By
Michael Barone
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Michael Barone - December 12, 2007
Results suggest that low rating for Congress may bode ill for Democrats in 2008.
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Fire Officials So Over Street Blazes
By
Alison Go
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The Paper Trail - October 9, 2007
The fire department in Athens, Ohio, is looking for a way to stop "idiots" from setting street fires around the Ohio University campus.
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Trail Mix
By
Alison Go
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The Paper Trail - August 31, 2007
A new study shows that Hispanic students tend to avoid large state schools, the Daily Collegian writes. Penn State's Hispanic population is about 4.5 percent, while the national makeup is around 14.5 percent.
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Forget Florida as Dems Look West
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Paul Bedard
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Washington Whispers - August 26, 2007
The old story that presidential elections are won in Florida and Ohio appears to be wilting under the growing Democratic strength in the mountain West. Democratic strategists tell us that with Florida tilting more Republican and Ohio going the other way, it is states like Colorado, Montana, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico that will be the battlegrounds in 2008.
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A Tip: Stick to English. And Somali
By
Alison Go
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The Paper Trail - August 23, 2007
Columbus State Community College manages to spell "Welcome!" correctly in only two of four languages.
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What Did You Expect? I'm Just an Anthropomorphic Squirrel
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Jackie Mantey
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The Paper Trail - July 25, 2007
Smokey Bear has lasted almost 63 years, yet Kent State University's crime prevention mascot, Simon the Squirrel, may be abandoned after just one year because of budget constraints, reports the Daily Kent Stater.
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Trail Mix
By
Alison Go
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The Paper Trail - July 19, 2007
Daily updates from campuses nationwide.
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Trail Mix
By
Alison Go
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The Paper Trail - July 17, 2007
*Research shows that strong NCAA football and basketball programs correlate with student athlete academic success, the Daily Iowan reports. Before all you sports-crazy schools get too excited, I have two words for you: unlimited resources.
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