Texas abortion bill sparks protests at Capitol in Austin
Republicans push one of the nation's strictest abortion laws forcing clinic closures while Democrats vow court and ballot challenges. Over 2000 demonstrators gathered at the Capitol in Austin to oppose the measure. Greg Young retires July but will return next month at a lower salary. Affordable Care Act provision for 50 plus employees delayed to 2015, affects local governments.
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Obama remarks on assault in military fuel legal cases
President Barack Obama cited sex assault in the military prompting a surge of new legal cases nationwide. Russian officials say Edward Snowden has not applied for asylum in Russia, countering reports of an NSA leak.
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The Limited marks 50 years with four month celebration
The Limited celebrates its 50th anniversary with a four month long promotion. The event marks half a century of business for the retailer and signals a new phase of growth as it rolls out activities and offers.
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Warren County Fair adds new attractions this year
The Warren County Fair plans traditional attractions such as fair food rides animals and events including a Tractor Pull and Demolition Derby plus new features this year. Columnist Tom Archdeacon previews a Southwest Ohio exhibit touring North America and catches up with former Miami basketball figure.
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Middletown weighs budget hit to cut housing vouchers
U S Housing and Urban Development officials arrive Tuesday for a three day review of Middletown Public Housing Agency and its Section 8 program. HUD notes five substantive deficiencies in the city five year and annual plan to reduce 1,008 vouchers by attrition over five years. The city faces deadlines to hold a public hearing and document testimony, with mid August as a target to address the deficiencies.
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Middletown weighs Section 8 clash with HUD
The Middletown Journal reports ongoing city efforts to curb Section 8 vouchers amid HUD resistance. City officials appear set to press the plan despite potential costs. Vice Mayor Dan Picard voices concern over financial impact as HUD push continues.
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Zimmerman Trial Fla Jurors Find Not Guilty
George Zimmerman was acquitted of the shooting death of Trayvon Martin after a five week trial in Seminole County Florida. Jurors deliberated over more than 15 hours before the verdict was read. The case sparked national debate over race self defense and gun control.
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Inmates Tap Tax Refunds Despite Data Gaps
Fraudulent tax returns by prisoners rose fivefold from 2004 to 2010 as inmates sought large refunds. IRS data show inmates received 39.1 million in 2009 and 35.2 million in 2010. Identity theft and other methods drive schemes, while poor prisoner data hinder enforcement and sharing with state agencies.
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