GOP affirms immigration stance amid border doubts
House Republicans, led by Speaker Boehner, affirmed a step by step approach to immigration but offered no specifics or timetable and avoided citizenship for an estimated 11 million unauthorized immigrants. They voiced distrust of Obama on border security while Bush's advice to show a benevolent spirit drew little attention.
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Hundreds seek jobs at racino job fair in Ohio
Hundreds crowded the racino job fair as organizers anticipated as many as 500 openings across food and beverage, finance, and marketing. Attendees described tough unemployment and hopeful searches. organizers noted evolving online postings and a continuing series of future fairs.
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Morrow
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Ohio Challenge sunny forecast supports festival plans
The Ohio Challenge in Middletown is expected to break even as sunny weather is forecast for Friday and Saturday. Organizers credit sponsors like Selection.com, with a five year commitment, for the event’s financial health. The festival runs 4 to 10 30 p m Friday and Saturday at Smith Park with $10 per carload, $4 walk in, and free admission for under 13.
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Tsarnaev hearings unfold as Boston attack victims confront suspect
Three people died and more than 260 were wounded in the April 15 bombing. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, arrestee, appeared in a guarded courtroom resistant to emotion, while his sister attended in Muslim dress. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. Tsarnaev faces additional charges including the MIT officer killing and carjacking. The scene drew victims families, media, and authorities as motorcade arrivals and protests occurred nearby.
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Lingzi Lu
Josh Reynolds
Email data costs in surveillance amid industry pushback
Industry disclosures show email data can be free to cheap with monthly costs per month after an upfront first month. The ACLU notes records can be obtained for as little as 25 dollars, while AT&T and Verizon report millions in government reimbursements. lawmakers urge higher charges to create friction and transparency amid ongoing NSA and domestic surveillance scrutiny.
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