Hanukkah toys find homes for pets in Columbus
Jewish pet owners in central Ohio gain Hanukkah gift options as stuffed menorahs and dreidels join pet toys lineups. Temple Israel figures note gifts to pets align with kevod habbgt and holiday family celebrations. Centered on Barb Gulthoff Volk and Temple Israel staff, the item highlights prices and toy types for cats and dogs including a Jewish-themed matzo ball and dreidel toys.
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Columbus
Hanukkah
Barb Gulthoff Volk
Smyer
Yemple Israel
Ohio
Maccabins
B.C
Devisalem
Howard Apothaker
Temple Beti Shalom
New Albany
Gutthaff Volk
Gutthaff Valk
New York
Egypt
Joni Lucan
Temple
Sian
Mookie
Melsisa
Meisha
Stan
Jani Lucan
US steel prices to stay strong amid demand and shortages
Steel prices are expected to rise early next year due to firm global demand led by China and a tight supply of raw materials. Analysts say China's voracious appetite for steel will persist through 2005, with Europe and the Americas also showing solid demand. Market prices for light rolled steel fell to 700 dollars a ton, while cold rolled steel slipped to 820 dollars.
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China
Nancy Gravait
American Frat and Steel Institute
Michael Lockers
Gravatt
United States
Russia
India
Brazil
Clara
Alan McCoy
Middletown
Ohio
Strikers in Youngstown press for raises and benefits
In Youngstown, The Vindicator staff wage a 3 week strike demanding higher pay and better health care as a tough labor town and stubborn management clash. Union leaders cite out-of-state workers crossing lines while management says losses persist. Newsroom staff and delivery crews protest with orange燞 flame signs and daily picket lines as talks stall.
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Youngstown
Wartm
Citlin Tn
Vindicator
Sterl
Youngstown State University
John Russo
University
Center For
Hallass
Newspaper Guild Communications Workers of America
Epic Os
Ini Ineal
Debora Shanliy Flora
Struuilis Mora
Red
Lnss
Thal
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Manger
Mark Brown
Brown
Dow Industrals
Nyse Compost
Rsitar
Gainers
Ainers
Enone
Em lOratalists
MarcFais
Fivieia
lRembold
Alent
Sina
Ana'on
lErotech
Nestea
Astary Allin
Tore
GoResate
Ovasitar
Lumentas
Yaeger
Marie Last
Shane
Wicbooind
Vines
Bescuryas
Sonics Wits
Ae AB
Sminko
Mcresall
Ned
Gosh
Berta NASA
Noriigg
Drawle Asa
Val
Darden
Diebold
lEresnéi
Asd
Hasan
Lipa
Fiat
Fes
Esa
Jamenan Furs Aim
Jaman Fundy
Janeecan
Toiri
Lara Funats
Lamenean
Nagai Ha Fieste
Fideuty Vert
Grate AG
Bane
Navn Ite
Vanwrnan Fur & Capi P
Vanguard
Jamanran Ras A Capik
Fey
Punin
HDA
ATK Moon
Vangunet
Ura AG
al Liege
MT. Mangago
Cvs
Fenty
Ciara
Ayelmen
Goa
Cortina
Wang Proton
Supreme Court weighs government funding of beef ad campaign
The court debated whether mandatory funding of cattle industry ads like Beef Its What’s For Dinner is constitutional. Justices voiced concerns about forcing farmers to pay for campaigns they don’t support and risk to other regulated advertising programs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jase Trces
Iek
Gregory Garret
Mustice Antonin Sculin
Anthony M. Kennerly
Shi
Scalia
Edwin Kneecharaid
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