Obama pressure on regulators to speed financial rulemaking
In a Monday meeting with top financial regulators, President Obama urged faster action on the Dodd-Frank overhaul now three years old with many regulations still unwritten. The report notes ongoing delays and calls for swifter implementation by federal agencies.
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Federal aid grows for more students amid rising college costs
Federal aid is going to more students as college costs climb while state and institutional aid stay flat. US unemployment increased in July with rates rising in over half the states and job additions slowing, suggesting softer labor market momentum.
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Butler County GOP drills down on cash amid low funding
The Butler County Republican Party reports its cash on hand at a multi year low with high dollar contributions down. Records filed with the county board and state show the executive account holding 9865 dollars last month and an additional 585 dollars in a secondary account.
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In-depth review shows GOP finances under strain in Butler County
The Middletown Journal analyzes seven years of party financials filed with the Butler County Board of Elections and Ohio Secretary of State, finding totals far lower than usual. Records show a low period not seen since 2008 when $200,000 was spent in the presidential cycle, amid rent dispute claims at Bridgewater Falls in Fairfield Two.
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Utilities warn of bill scam targeting Ohio customers
Duke Energy launched a radio campaign to warn its southwest Ohio market about the emergency payment scam. Dayton Power & Light inserts alert customers, and First Energy Vectren and consumer protection agencies issued alerts. Ohio Attorney General DeWine notes at least two victims paid 800 each after calls demanding prepaid cards to avoid disconnection.
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Warren County seeks ideas to redevelop fairgrounds after racetrack opens
Residents offered about 45 suggestions for spending 6 million on Warren County fairgrounds in Turtlecreek Two. Proposals include stock car racing, bull riding, horse shows, concerts, a multi use complex, equestrian facilities, a convention center, and seasonal activities.
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Mubarak Ordered Freed by Egyptian Court Amid Uncertainty
An Egyptian court ordered the release of former President Hosni Mubarak after years in detention on multiple charges. State media says he would remain in custody for two more weeks under a prior order, with authorities potentially extending detention, a move seen as a test for the new government of General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi amid ongoing Egypt unrest.
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