Bush says he would have ordered Iraq war again
President Bush stated that even with flawed prewar intelligence he would still have invaded Iraq to remove Saddam Hussein. He acknowledged no banned weapons were found but argued Saddam had the capability and ties to terrorists, defending the decision as right despite public doubt and a Senate report faulting the intelligence.
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Iraqis mourn unity after Baghdad church bombings
Senior Shiite cleric calls bombings hideous crimes targeting Iraq’s unity. Sunni scholars blame foreign fighters, claimers of responsibility cite planned further attacks. Armenian and Catholic communities face fear while interfaith harmony urged, as residents seek safety amid destruction.
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Million-dollar bond set in shooting case shocks family
The Rezos, married nine years, have two young sons. Christopher Rezos, identified as the alleged shooter, was once trusted by his brother-in-law, who knew him as a fellow electrical engineer. A fund at Fifth Third Bank established for Amy Rezos helps cover medical bills as insurance coverage remains uncertain. Donations can be made at any bank branch.
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Voters weigh local income tax increase across five districts
Voters in five districts will decide on a 0.5 percent income tax increase aimed at generating about $1.5 million next year to fund police, fire, water, and sewer services amid rapid residential growth in Monroe. Edgewood, Valley View, Preble Shawnee, and nearby districts seek levies to avoid further cuts and resume suspended programs. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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Preble Shawnee
Butler, Preble
Warren County
Cincinnati police watchdog finds excessive force in Jones death
The City’s Citizen Complaint Authority voted that three Cincinnati officers used excessive force when subduing Nathaniel Jones, who died after a confrontation at a fast food lot. It also found improper procedures by seven officers and called for retraining, with no criminal charges expected. The panel’s findings await city manager approval.
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Wendell France
Hamilton County
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Valerie Lemmie
Richard Janke
Harry Roberts
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Calvert Smith
Aeronca Strike Talks Target Equal Benefits for All Workers
Union represents 163 Aeronca workers with 26 employees under three years experience. Newer workers seek parity in pay and benefits to match long-time staff, while preserving seniority and retirement levels. Puckett urges calm, no public grandstanding, and a quick resolution after planned talks Wednesday.
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Aeronca
Ohio voters face legal challenge over gay marriage ban petition
Opponents to the constitutional amendment say petition signatures will be scrutinized to ensure ballot placement rules were followed. Alan Melamed of Protecting the Constitution argues citizens have a right to petition but must comply with all rules. He notes the ban is unnecessary and its language could affect contracts and medical decisions.
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