Bush era National Guard records rekindled in Congress
Democrats press for answers as Boston Globe details cast doubt on Bush Guard duties after moving from Houston to Massachusetts and Alabama. Pentagon releases new records despite White House claims all were released. Former Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes repeats prior charges on 60 Minutes amid Kerry supporter rally.
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Delta to cut 7000 jobs and shift hubs
Delta Air Lines plans to eliminate seven thousand positions and close its Dallas hub, while expanding flights and routes from Cincinnati. The move could push the company toward bankruptcy as it restructures to survive rising fuel costs and soft demand.
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Reds fall as Astros roll to another division win
Roger Rocket Clemens fires a four-hitter as Cincinnati bats struggle, with Houston defeating the Reds 5 to 2 to extend their division lead.
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Renaissance Woman Katy Jo South Shines Through Art
Katy Jo South, a Renaissance woman, pursues painting, gardening, and poetry. Her days blend studio work with growing flowers and crafting lines that reflect a vivid inner life.
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Kerry attacks Bush over Iraq policy in Cincinnati
Democratic candidate John Kerry accused President Bush of mismanaging the Iraq war costing more than 200 billion dollars and 1000 service members. Speaking in Cincinnati's Museum Center rotunda, Kerry defended inspectors and urged more allies to train Iraqi forces while aiming to exit U.S. troops by end of his first term.
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Kerry Campaign Swing Sees Bush Cheney Visit and War Debate
In Ohio stops Kerry attacks Bush war planning after the death toll in Iraq reaches 1000. Cheney and Lynne hold a Cincinnati event at Cinergy Center while Kerry defends prewar safety measures amid heckling. Portman accuses Kerry of shifting positions on the war.
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Charters face grading dispute from coalition in Ohio
A coalition of public education groups claims Ohio charter schools were graded on a generous curve in recent report cards. They allege 19 of 96 eligible charters were rated inaccurately and 41 received passing grades under No Child Left Behind criteria despite weaker achievement. The state defends its method while noting tests are missing for some schools and attendance is used where scores are unavailable. The group calls for corrected cards and stricter data reporting.
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Officer fired in Taser incident in Middletown
A veteran Middletown police officer, Kathy Jones, 37, was fired after deploying a Taser on Warren County prisoner Estell Wayne Buck during a August 18 custody transfer. Buck, indicted for aggravated murder and aggravated robbery, was secured after choking deputy Sandy Brooks in the dental office parking lot. Buck faced felonious assault, aggravated robbery, and escape charges.
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Fallujah targets intensify as U.S. jets strike again
U.S. warplanes pounded insurgent positions in Fallujah for a second straight day, sparking smoke but no decisive damage. Fighters, mostly young men in loose attire, lounged outside ruined buildings while American pickups patrolled the streets. The Fallujah Brigade and Iraqi national guard have largely dissolved amid insurgent control, with police operating under militant tacit authority.
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