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LEADERSHIP LESSONS GIVEN TO KIWANIANS... - TODAY IS TUESDAY,
MARCH 22,
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Knowing Who You Are and What You are Doing
By Bob Robinson, Editor
GREENVILLE – Service, character, leadership… and fun. Key Club
International Division 3 Lt. Governor Mariah Reitz gave Greenville
Kiwanians a taste of what it’s like to go to one of her Division
meetings. She had Greenville High School Key Club members hand out
three work sheets, telling them to do the “Beginning Exercise” first.
Some Kiwanians pulled out pens and pencils and started following the
directions… Step 1: Draw a large circle in the middle of your paper…
Suddenly, a number of Kiwanians stood up and started... Read More. See More Community.
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CONTAMINATED
FOOD FEARS GROW
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Foxnews...
Japan Discovers
More Radiation Tainted Food
March 20, 2011
FUKUSHIMA, Japan -- Japanese officials reported progress Sunday in
their battle to gain control over a leaking, tsunami-stricken nuclear
complex, though the crisis was far from over, with the discovery of
more radiation-tainted vegetables adding to... Read
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LAWMAKERS
CHALLENGE OBAMA ACTION
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Politico... Liberal Democrats in
uproar over Libya action
Ohio House
Representative Dennis Kucinich questions why action is not impeachable
A hard-core group of liberal House Democrats is questioning the
constitutionality of U.S. missile strikes against Libya, with one
lawmaker raising the prospect of impeachment during a Democratic Caucus
conference call on Saturday. Reps. Jerrold Nadler (N.Y.), Donna Edwards
(Md.)... Read
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NEW YORK'S
369TH REGIMENT
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Townhall...
Honoring All
our WWI Heroes
By Ken Blackwell
President Obama and Vice President Biden this week paid an unannounced
visit to Arlington National Cemetery. They went there to offer the
thanks of a grateful nation for the service of Frank Buckles, the last
known survivor of the American “Doughboys” of World War I. Buckles was
barely 16 when he fibbed about his age to get into uniform. It is
altogether fitting and proper that they... Read More. See More Blogs. |
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KASICH WILLING
TO DO THE RIGHT THING
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Townhall...
Leadership from
Gov. Kasich
By Linda Chavez
Once in a blue moon, you find a politician willing to do the right
thing even if it means his popularity will plummet. Recently elected
Gov. John Kasich, R-Ohio, has announced a new budget for his
cash-strapped state, and voters are none too happy. Polls show his
approval rating at 40 percent, less than three months after he assumed
office. Ohio’s budget is more than $8 billion in... Read More. See More Blogs. |
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FROM
THE
EDITOR - TODAY IS TUESDAY,
MARCH 22, 2011 |
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Japan
and Libya are dominating the national news; Gov. Kasich is getting
kudos from the usual places… plus the not so usual ones. He has
attracted the attention of a national blogger at Townhall and the Plain
Dealer says he’s ushering in a leaner government. If I had to make a
“commentary” (which I will), maybe the handwriting isn’t on the wall in
Washington yet, but it is in Ohio. Also in the News:
Boehner to Obama: Define the mission; and Northwestern Mutual hiring
2,500 college interns. Community:
Enjoy the spring scenery as a volunteer. Blogs:
An Ohio budget to usher in leaner local government; and This week is
the first anniversary of Obamacare. Obituaries:
Esther Irene Warner. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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