Egypt protests mark anniversary of Morsi rise to power
Crowds gathered across Egypt on Sunday marching to the presidential palace to oust Mo hammed Morsi on the anniversary of his inauguration. A spokesman said Morsi will remain in place despite the demonstrations.
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Europeans angered by report of U S spying on EU
European officials reacted angrily to a report that the United States spied on its European Union allies. They warned the claims could jeopardize Washington talks on a major trade agreement.
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Allegiant Air stays profitable with low costs and high fees
Allegiant Air, based in Las Vegas, has posted ten straight years of profit while other U.S. carriers face economic and fuel price pressures. The carrier emphasizes keeping operating costs low and recoups revenue through added fees.
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Butler County uses $4.2M grant to clean up blight program
Margie Coots, a 38 year old single mother, gains an affordable path to homeownership through a four year program funded by a $4.2 million federal grant. The county renovated a rotting three bedroom house in Trenton and sold it to a first time buyer, one of dozens aided by the initiative.
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Demolished or Rehabilitated Homes in Butler County
In Middletown and surrounding Butler County communities, foreclosed or abandoned homes have undergone demolition or rehabilitation efforts. The Middletown Journal reports on the status, listing properties tackled by local officials and developers, and notes which parcels have been cleared or renovated.
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Growing crisis as baby boomers face self harm surge
Mary McCarty reports on CDC data showing a 50 percent rise in personal crisis reports among men in their 50s and a shift in deaths by own action surpassing car crashes in 2009. The piece centers on Keith Wildermuth, 52, who died by suicide in Kettering, and his widow’s plea for help amid rising isolation and financial stress.
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CDC report shows rise in death by own action among ages 35 to 64
The CDC finds a 28 percent overall increase in death by own action rates for 35 to 64 year olds, with 32 percent for women and 27 percent for men. The sharpest jumps occur at ages 50 to 54 and 55 to 59, while all four US regions show increases. White non-Hispanics and AI/AN groups show the largest rises. Firearm and poisoning are prominent, with differing patterns by sex.
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Kasich signs 62 Billion Two Year Budget Into Law
Ohio Governor John Kasich signed a 62 billion two year state budget into law on Sunday while using line item veto power to strike 22 items. The veto erased 30 million in extra funding for nursing homes and sought to block expanding Medicaid coverage and mandatory collection of state sales tax on Internet purchases.
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Kasich vetoes $8 million aerospace tax break
Governor Kasich blocked an $8 million per year tax break aimed at boosting aerospace vehicle firms. He said aerospace is valued in Ohio but rejected broad expansion of the exemption. Kasich kept anti abortion provisions intact despite budget actions.
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Privacy Concerns Your Employer Might Watch Workers Online
Many Ohio companies monitor employees emails Internet use and social media activity citing productivity and policy compliance. Surveillance tech catches workers slacking off viewing inappropriate material or breaking law. HR experts urge monitoring to prevent risk to the organization. Online continued on A4
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Workplace privacy under government snooping examined
Reporter Cornelius Frolik analyzes if employees can expect privacy at work amid pervasive government surveillance. The piece weighs policy, case law, and practical implications for personal data, monitoring practices, and workplace rights.
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