Shootings at Minnesota high school shock nation
Police hunt motive after teenage gunman Jeff Weise killed his grandfather and nine others and wounded seven before fatally shooting himself. The attack on Red Lake Nation Reserve began at a home, then the killer drove a squad car to Red Lake High, targeting students and staff. Authorities say the crime appears premeditated. FBI notes a planned sequence and a tragic mass shooting in a sparsely populated community.
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Correction details on Madison school board actions
Monaray Bell, mother of the late NFL great Todd Bell, was misnamed in Saturday's Journal. A Tuesday A1 headline misstated actions by the Madison school board on 27 positions, noting cuts were not necessarily all eliminations and that some roles were altered or saved.
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Center instructors commit to fitness
A brief item notes that center instructors pledge to pursue fitness, highlighting campus wellness initiatives. The blurb frames the effort as part of ongoing University health programs and student engagement in extracurricular activity.
Index Television Volume 147 Number 308
Cox Ohio Publishing presents INDEX Television October 2005 issue detail index listing features programs channels and guide notes. A reference card for readers with content descriptions and publication metadata.
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Gambling opponents rail against industry
Columbus lawmakers meet with horse track owners and Eastern Shawnee of Oklahoma leaders amid opposition to casino betting. Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro calls legalized gambling an empty promise while U.S. Senator George Voinovich backs concerns raised by the Ohio Roundtable about social ills and economic outcomes.
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Schiavo appeal to Atlanta panel in feeding tube case
A three judge 11th Circuit panel in Atlanta weighs emergency petitions from Terri Schiavo's parents to reinstate her feeding tube as President Bush signs new legislation. Terri remains on hospice in Pinellas Park as court action and petitions unfold amid intense national attention.
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Pinellas Park
Fla
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International House of Prayer
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Butler County leads 2004 regional job growth in three-state area
Dell Products Corp and Cincinnati Financial Corp drive regional gains as Butler County tops a 15-county, three-state region. The 2004 Regional Growth Report estimates 3,115 new jobs and about 365 million dollars in capital investments. AK Steel led county capital investments with 65 million dollars in pollution control equipment. Commissioner Michael Fox notes continued efforts to sustain job creation.
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Quit Line helps Dayton mother quit smoking
Dayton resident Keisha Swain credits Quit Line counselors for aiding her plan to quit smoking. She stopped on the date she set, 46 days ago, after two supportive counselors encouraged self belief and determination.
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