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IS TUESDAY, JULY 24,
2012 - DARKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN MENS CLUB
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Kitchen: Republican Party has much to work on with youth
By Lyn Bliss
Stewart Kitchen who serves as Western Regional Director for Ohio
Secretary of State Jon Husted was the featured speaker at the regularly
scheduled Darke County Republican Men’s Club Saturday. Kitchen is an
Ohio native from Kenton having been raised on his family’s Quarter
Horse and Livestock Farm. Kitchen broke from tradition to practice
twirling his grandfather’s drum major baton in the barn. He went on to
become the drum major for The Ohio... Read
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| THE SCIENCE OF DEDUCTION |
County News Online to take part in Parade
Breaking news from the Blog of Teen Scribe Naiesha Thobe! She wanted to
get County News Online in the Annie Oakley Parade... and she did it!!
She got a bunch of kids together - all of whom she says has a love for
reading, writing, drawing and photography - and stubbornly got it done.
This editor even learned something new! She was one of my FunDay Bunch
kids.... Read
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| BUSINESS OWNERS FELT INSULTED |
The Business Journals...
4 reasons why “you didn’t build that” still haunts Obama
by Kent Hoover
It’s been a week since President Barack Obama made a remark that’s been
haunting him ever since: “If you’ve got a business -- you didn’t build
that. Somebody else made that happen.” Many business owners felt
insulted by this remark, despite attempts to...
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OHIO SUPREME COURT
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Students Participate in Court Camp
By Jenna Gant
Ohio high school students thinking about pursuing a legal career
recently participated in Court Camp in Dayton. The Montgomery County
Court of Common Pleas hosted the second annual camp for nine students
from the Dayton... Read
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| $60 MIL FINES, 14 YRS OF WINNINGS GONE |
Yahoo Sports...
Penn State football slammed with NCAA sanctions
INDIANAPOLIS- No death penalty. More like slow death. Wiped out in the
record book. Wiped out in the wallet. Wiped out in the ability to
recruit, and keep what it already has. Penn State got slammed by the
NCAA on Monday in every way. The governing body of college sports... Read
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52,896 HOMES SOLD IN FIRST HALF OF 2012
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Dayton Business Journal...
Ohio home sales climb nearly 11%
by Olivia Barrow
Ohio’s housing market continued to rebound in June. Home sales rose
10.6 percent throughout the state in June, compared to the same period
last year. The increase marked the 12th consecutive month of gains,
according to Multiple Listing Services data. With 52,896 new and
existing homes sold... Read
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ISSUE WON'T GO AWAY; HE'LL "CAVE"
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Redstate...
On Mitt Romney’s Taxes
Posted by Erick Erickson
I am a bit put off by the number of people on the right fighting
amongst themselves over whether Mitt Romney should or should not
release more tax records. As I said back in January, it was abundantly
clear then that Barack Obama could just make Romney’s taxes an issue
all the way to November. That the campaign hasn’t come up with a
credible way to... Read
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| THOUGHTS
FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TUESDAY, JULY 24,
2012 |
This
has been a tough few days… Friday night massacre perp faced judge on
Monday after killing 12 and injuring 59 others. What makes minds like
that work? Then the NCAA sanctions against Penn State. What makes minds
like Sandusky’s work… or those who allowed it to happen? Not sure I
know this world anymore. Also in Blogs: Bain foreign investors create American jobs. News: Safe Surrender Events. Sports: Bengals, Browns valuable franchises; Eldora Spring 50-Lap. Obituaries: Bill Dale, Don Denniston, Alice Moore Hollinger. For
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