Wainscott on course for AK Steel sustained profits
AK Steel chief James Wainscott marked one year as CEO with a public address joking about a honeymoon ending. Since Oct. 16, 2003, his leadership has diversified profits, improved customer and union relations, and boosted the stock from 2.39 to around 9.87, with a rise as high as 10.86.
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Middletown Voters Rally Behind Kerry and Bush Families
In Middletown Ohio families align with presidential candidates as Ohio Poll shows Bush leading 54 to 43 percent prior to debates. The Caito family faces Iraq deployment for son Joseph III while supporting Bush, arguing the war’s purpose justifies sacrifice. Local sentiment foregrounds Iraq as decisive in personal politics.
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Seventh Avenue
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Colleen Cairo
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Bush
Kerry
University of Cincinnati
Institute For Public Research
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Tional Guard
Iraq
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Joe Caito
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Saddam Hussein
Joseph Caito III
German Township
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Kerry presses Ohio visit as Bush stronghold eyed
John Kerry pushed to expand support in southern Ohio on a four county bus tour starting with a town hall at Xenia High School and ending on a Pike County farm. He framed his stance on abortion and moral values against Bush, highlighting a GOP-leaning region while noting policy contrasts and economic issues.
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Helicopters crash kill two American soldiers in Baghdad
Two Army helicopters crashed in Baghdad killing two American soldiers and wounding two. Explosions hit five churches as Ramadan began and four more U.S. troops plus an Iraqi interpreter were killed by car bombs elsewhere. U.S. jets hit Fallujah targeting a Tawhid and Jihad checkpoint. three people died.
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Field of Dreams facility ground broken for special needs children
The Journal reports a dream realized as ground was broken at Goldman Park for a specialized facility for special needs children. A preview of Butler County Commission and Butler Sheriff races appears on Page B1. Mostly sunny and warmer with a high near 59.
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