Size and frequency of pro casino mailers flood Ohio voters
The piece criticizes voluminous pro casino mailers tied to Issue 3, arguing they inflate benefits and mislead voters. It notes absentee ballot prompts, claims of 34 000 jobs, and 5.9 million for schools, comparing to Elyria districts and questioning overall impact. The article urges voters to scrutinize the proposals and reject the casino push.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Lorain County Board of Elections
Elyria
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Today in History and Births and Sports Highlight
Today's entries note events from 1889 Edison first motion picture to 2009. It covers 1949 Tokyo Rose treason verdict and 1981 Sadat assassination, plus 1926 Babe Ruth three homers in World Series. Births include Le Corbusier and Carole Lombard. sports memory notes Ruth milestone. quotes and Westinghouse fact.
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Thomas Edison
Iva Toguri D'Aquino
Tokyo Rose
Anwar al-Sadat
Jason Lewig
le Corbusier
Helen Wills-Moody
Carole Lombard
Jeremy Sisto
Olivia Thirlby
Babe Ruth
George Westinghouse
JROTC Funding, Local Support Spurred by Vermilion Endorsement
James Leo and Kate Walsh of Vermilion urge votes for Sheri Haponek to join Vermilion City Council, praising her integrity and community service while highlighting Ohio JROTC credit concerns and urging state lawmakers to restore elective credits for JROTC programs in Lorain Schools.
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Ohio
Lorain
Congress
Danny R. Bubo
Raymond Pryor
Sue Morano
Joseph Koziura
Vermilion
Sheri Haponek
4Th Ward
Sheri
James Leo
Kate Walsh
Averting a Great Low Mood 2.0 Insights From Romer
Christina Romer argues the economy nearly faced a great low mood, driven by fear and self-protective behavior. The piece compares 1929 and 2007 09, notes Lehman’s collapse worsened panic, and credits government actions for stabilizing demand. Despite gains, unemployment remains high and confidence weak.
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Washington
Christina Romer
Obama
Council of Economic Advisers
Romer
Lehman Brothers
Lehman
Conference Board
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William Silber
New York University
FDR
Federal Reserve
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