Stimulus debate shadows Summers and Baucus plans
Harvard economist and former Treasury secretary Summers probes fiscal policy as a political clash over stimulus. The piece argues Democrats seek a second stimulus while critics flag rising unemployment and cost concerns tied to Medicare cuts and tax rebates.
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Unification era starts as Aragon and Castile unite Spain
Historical notes mark 1469 marriage of Ferdinand II and Isabella I paving the unification of Aragon and Castile into Spain. Also notes 1933 Germany leaving the League of Nations, 2004 kidnapping of Margaret Hassan in Iraq, and lists notable birthdays, sports milestones, quotes, and trivia from TODAY'S HISTORY. The excerpt includes numerous dates, persons, and events across politics, entertainment, and culture.
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Vermilion mayor vote urged amid reform promises
Vermilion residents urged to re elect Mayor Jean Anderson citing change promises to curb spending fix roads and reform politics. The letter argues past administrations failed and frames Anderson as best for a fair open government and positive, responsible governance. It also endorses Gary C Bennett for Elyria Municipal Court judge citing independent judiciary and Afghan experience.
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Shoes and T-shirts spark a humorous closet survey
Dayton Daily News columnist DiL. Stewart notes that women average 19 pairs of shoes while men stock many T-shirts. He jokes about his own wardrobe, sport shirts, gifts from kids, and shirts with political or humorous sayings, ending with a favorite that proclaims trust in him as a reporter.
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