Bush budget targets popular programs in 2006 plan
President Bush proposes cutting or eliminating about 150 federal programs to save 20 billion next year, drawing criticism from Democrats and advocates who warn of harm to the poor. The plan includes Medicaid, food stamps, education, veterans health care, housing grants and environment funding while overall spending would rise 3.5 percent and the deficit hover near 427 billion.
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California
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Harry Reid
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Agriculture Department
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Environmental Protection Agency
Amtrak
Army Corps of Engineers
Cox Washington
Ken Herman
Defense funding boosts NASIC complex at Wright-Pat amid Iraq war costs
The White House defense request includes a 4.5 percent increase, a 3.1 percent troop pay raise, and funding shifts that end F A 22 production in 2008. NASIC rises at Wright-Patterson with a new intelligence complex, while C 5 Galaxy work and base construction exceed 110 million.
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Dayton Development Coalition
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Rob Young
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Air Combat Command
Young
U.S
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R-Ohio
Science and Technology
Congress
Afghanistan
Ohio
Energy Department
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Associated Press
Resnick Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving in Bowling Green
BOWLING GREEN Ohio Justice Alice Robie Resnick pled guilty to drunken driving in Bowling Green Municipal Court. Judge Mark Reddin suspended part of a $1,000 fine, imposed a 33 day sentence with 30 suspended, two years probation, and a six month license suspension replacing an automatic year. Resnick, 65, of Toledo, offered to serve the three day sentence via an alcohol treatment program. She also paid a $100 fine for lane violations and expressed full responsibility.
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Toledo
Barton case moves toward police chief tie
Barton seeks to become police chief as lawyers urge jurors to doubt Henson. Jury selection proceeds with half the panel familiar with the case. Trial set to continue through most of next week.
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Vigil marks six years in gross abuse of a corpse
Indictments handed up by a Montgomery County grand jury accuse Christian Gabriel in a case involving Erica, a girl who remains missing. Her father Greg read a statement as the family appeals for Gabriel to reveal Erica's whereabouts, while Kettering Mayor Marylou Smith recalled the day and the helicopter searches.
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