Interim president taps economist as prime minister to end deadlock
The interim president named an economist as prime minister on Tuesday, resolving days of stalemate. The military chief warned factions that maneuvering cannot delay the transition to elections following the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi.
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Archery Nationals draw 700 plus for opening at Joyce Park
More than 700 participants, a 29 percent rise from last year, registered for the U S Archery National Championships opening today at Hamilton Joyce Park in Oxford. The event signals a $2 million boost to the regional economy through visitors and related spending.
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Kroger expands its grocery network with Harris Teeter buy
Kroger plans to acquire Harris Teeter Supermarkets Inc. for 2.44 billion dollars in cash as it widens its southeastern and mid Atlantic store footprint. Federal regulators moved toward requiring eight of the largest U S banks to meet tougher health standards to lessen financial system risk.
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Middletown Public Housing Agency Vouchers Decline
Middletown Public Housing Agency holds 1,662 Section 8 vouchers but many remain unassigned. The decline in voucher utilization traces back to the MPHA plan approved in October 2012, with details showing gradual reductions in distributed vouchers.
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Middletown Debates Housing Vouchers Reduction
The Middletown Journal reports on a dispute between the U S Housing and Urban Development and Middletown over the plan to reduce 1 000 Section 8 vouchers. The coverage highlights the ongoing talks and potential impact on residents and city policy.
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HUD rejects Middletown housing action plan
The U S Department of Housing and Urban Development rejected Middletown’s plan to cut more than 1000 Section 8 subsidized housing vouchers over five years. HUD cited five substantive deficiencies and said the city failed to assess impacts on low income families with children minorities and persons with HUD response continued on
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Two Monroe Homes Hit by Stray Bullets in Subdivision
Neighbors in Monroe's Applegate subdivision and Lakeview Drive report at least two homes damaged by stray bullets over two weeks. Police say a .308-caliber bullet was found at Appleridge Court and Melissa Lamb notes two bullet holes in her ranch home last month. Local residents feel shocked and nervous amid reports of gunshots heard in nearby wooded areas.
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Butler County expects revenue jump in 2014 budget
Butler County officials forecast a sharp rise in sales tax and other revenues, with the proposed budget for 2014 predicting about 2.3 million more than the prior year. County Administrator Charlie Young cites improving regional economy as a key factor. Commissioner vote on the tax budget is set for Monday.
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Ohio law shifts school calendar to hours not days
Ohio lawmakers replace minimum school days with required hours by grade level starting 2014-15 and end the five calamity days. Proponents say hours allow flexible makeups. opponents like Miami Valley districts worry about calendar logistics and planning as Springfield Schools weigh how to respond with input from families and the community.
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