Mortgage lender faces probe by SEC over accounting
Washington reports that Fannie Mae, the giant mortgage company, faces an informal SEC inquiry after eight months of probing improper cookie jar accounting. Shares fell to 70.69 as OFHEO released a report citing a culture prioritizing stable earnings over accurate disclosures and noting at least one instance of misleading financial practices.
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Roethlisberger Guides Steelers Rook to First Start
Former RedHawks quarterback Ben Roethlisberger helps showcase the Pittsburgh Steelers rookie quarterback who is set for his first NFL start Sunday. The piece highlights the transition from college to pros and notes Roethlisberger's mentorship role as the Steelers prepare for the game.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Old Swallow's Store Begins New Life With Exhibitions
Old Swallow's store reopens under new life with a slate of exhibitions planned over the coming months. The schedule includes displays by local artists and regional collectives, aiming to attract shoppers, visitors, and art lovers to the revived venue.
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Returning soldier reunites with newborn Caitlin at Dayton airport
Sgt. David Witt of the 1487th Transportation Company Ohio Army National Guard, stationed in Eaton, returns from Iraq and meets his daughter Caitlin born Aug 28 at Camp Navistar. He greets wife Heather and her family at Dayton International Airport, then prepares to resume duty Oct 8. Caitlin wore an American flag outfit as the family bonds during the emotional reunion.
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Senate OKs Porter Goss as CIA Director
The Senate approved President Bush’s nominee Rep. Porter Goss of Florida as CIA director by 77 to 17, despite Democrats' concerns he is too partisan and close to the White House. Goss succeeds George Tenet amid calls for intelligence reforms and a potential National Intelligence Director role.
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Middletown Golfers 7th as GMC Journey Opens
Middletown golfers place seventh as GMC Journey competition kicks off on Monday. Police continue hunt for two of four suspects in the Middletown shooting. Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a high near 84.
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Miss USA urges dreamers to work hard in Middletown
Lynnette Cole Miss USA 2000 told Middletown High School students that dreams require hard work and pride in self. She described her path from a 13 year old worker to a TV producer and foster care advocate, urging students not to let haters change their outlook. Cole stayed after to sign autographs and answer questions during her three day visit.
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