U.S. naval forces move toward Syria amid Obama options
President Obama weighs military responses after alleged Syrian chemical attack. Officials say a decision will follow once facts are clear. A Middletown High senior, A3 Sierra Gamble, wins school board representation through the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council. BI Ice Ice Smoothie reports rising business after opening at Towne Mall.
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Views differ on Fort Hood killer sentence
Nation and World reports contrast in reactions to the Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Hasans sentence with many victims calling for lethal injection while an Army psychiatrist frames the act as martyrdom. A2 Rim Fire prompts firefighting efforts near Yosemite as crews safeguard mountain communities.
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Grocers Push Digital Coupons Linked to Loyalty Cards
Grocers move customers from paper to digital coupons tied to loyalty programs. Samsung Galaxy Mega features a 6.3 inch screen, nearly as large as a 7 inch tablet.
Crime concerns: Huffing danger tied to fatal crash
Page B1 investigates the rise of inhalant abuse and its link to a fatal crash, outlining concerns, potential causes, and what communities can do to prevent such tragedies. Page B1 also highlights a mother's ongoing campaign to shield other families from similar loss, detailing her efforts and calls to action.
Special Coverage March on Washington legacy remembered
Southwest Ohio residents recall the 1963 March on Washington drawing 250000 to the National Mall to hear MLK. Participants recount journeys from Middletown and Springfield while noting lasting pride and impact on civil rights progress and local leaders.
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Jeffrey Shablak
Middletown
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Springfield
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Jessie Gooding
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Trotwood
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Miller
Obama
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Ohio
Butler County GOP may fall behind on bills without funds
Butler County Republican Party faces cash crunch as treasurer and bookkeeper Nancy Nix resigns. The group spends about 120000 dollars annually to maintain its position as the county’s dominant party and warns it may not cover rent and utilities without a replacement. Nix, also county treasurer since 2008, cites ethical limits as a CPA in delaying bill payments. Republicans hold most countywide seats across 11 non judicial races and 14 of 15 judicial seats.
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Butler County GOP spending examined in campaign records
The Middletown Journal analyzes years of campaign finance data to reveal how the Butler County Republican Party allocates funds. The report details sourcing, expenditures, and potential financial patterns within local party operations.
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Middletown Journal
Butler County
Republican Party
United Way eyes higher goals as funding tide turns
Agency leaders say conditions are improving after five years of missing goals as United Way chapters plan 2013 campaigns. The Butler County United Way fell short each year from 2010 to 2014, though officials detect a shift toward better results amid a slow economy.
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Butler County
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