Unusual bridal books offer quirky wedding guidance
Local bookstores hold unique wedding guides and bridal books that stand out from standard advice. Readers may find creative ideas for planning, budgeting, and personal touches to add charm to their ceremony and reception.
Hearing postponed in DUI case against ex sheriff captain
A DUI case against the former sheriff's captain was postponed at a Community/B1 hearing. The defense requested more time to prepare, and a new court date was set to be announced.
State Rep Promoters push for casino plan unity in Ohio
Columbus eyeing a broader gambling expansion as House Republican Bill Seitz seeks a shared framework among racetracks developers tribes and city leaders. He warns consensus will be hard with groups pursuing their own interests while leaders like Mayor Campbell and Mayor Luken floated casino ideas. Seitz plans a meeting of principal players to explore common ground.
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Bush urges Russia democracy pledge ahead of talks in Brussels
President Bush urged Russia to renew a commitment to democracy and the rule of law in Brussels two days before a meeting with Vladimir Putin. He pressed European allies to back democracy in Russia and the Middle East, rebuked Syria over Lebanon, and framed a push for Atlantic unity amid Iraq strains. An aid-for-Iraq reconstruction push and a security force may be announced during NATO and EU talks in Brussels.
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Fairfield teen dies after Read ing Rd shooting
Fairfield teenager William Lee Copeland, 16, died after a gunshot to the head inside a four door Vision Eagle on Reading Road in Bond Hill. Police investigated the shooting and another later gunfire incident near McDonald’s on Reading Road, with several people questioned and later released. Copeland’s death marked Cincinnati’s 11th homicide of the year, with seven homicides in the month.
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Abuse Claims Surface in Probe of Nun Death
A Toledo probe into Sister Margaret Ann Pahl nine death widens amid accusations that priests abused children in ritual services decades ago. Investigators searched an abandoned Lucas County house linked to alleged abuse rites and examined church attics and basements for cult activity while interviewing a founder of a secret fraternity. Prosecutors say substantiating ancient claims is hard and no link to Robinson has been proven.
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Obituaries and notes span the INDEX section lines
Nation and obituaries occupy A5 B3 while opinion and snapshots fill A8 9 B4 with sports and television items listed in D3 D1, reflecting a compact front of mixed content and brief feature placements in the newspaper index.
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Brazil vows to catch other slaying suspects
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva pledged to nab the remaining suspects in the Feb. 12 killing of Dorothy Stang, an American nun who died protecting the Amazon and peasant farmers. He condemned the use of violence and promised no impunity as authorities pursue justice in Para.
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