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Dayton Daily News, October 07, 2004

Election 2004 The Swing States: Down To The Wire

Dewine Warrants Third Term As Rep

STATE REP. Kevin DeWine, a Fairborn native who's completing his second term representing Ohio's 70th House District, isn't in the race of his life. He's running for re-election against an opponent whom he beat in 2002 by a ratio of more than two-to-one. His House District, which covers much of eastern Greene County, is overwhelmingly Republican.

Editorials; Voters Should Unite Against State Issue 1

OHIO IS JUST ONE OF A NUMBER OF STATES CONsidering constitutional amendments to ban gay marriage. There are compelling reasons to vote against the measure that have nothing to do with gay marriage. A constitution should be the place where society puts down its most important principles about citizens' rights and how they'll govern themselves. It shouldn't be a place to single out a group and deny them something.

Miami Valey Voices: Election 2004

READERS' LETTERS, FAXES, PHONE CALLS AND E-MAILS OHIO SUPREME COURT

Speak Up: Brief Comments

* Sen. John Edwards doesn't qualify for the vice presidency. That was obvious in the debate. * This is what I've learned from the first two debates: In the face of irrefutable evidence that the sky is blue, Vice President Dick Cheney would say the sky is green. President George W. Bush wouldn't know the difference.

Bond of Brothers

Small-town tavern pays tribute to those who served their country COLDWATER - After firing up his second cigar of the morning, Mark Jackson plucked a 35-year-old letter from the bartop, as he had done so many times before. `Dear Mom and Dad,' he began, running his fingers gently over the faded words. `Getting short, Mom. Coming home pretty soon. Going to quit flying soon. Too much for me now. I have flown 1500 hours now, and in those hours I could tell you a lifetime story. I dream of Valerie...

Police to Raise Presence On Street-

Dayton responds to residents' call for anticrime action DAYTON - The city police department, responding to complaints from neighborhoods about crime, is launching a new patrol method today whose aim is get its officers more involved in neighborhoods.

If Healthy, Skip Flu Vaccination

State and federal health officials urged healthy people between 2 and 64 not to get flu shots this year so that the limited vaccine supply can go to those at highest risk for complications from flu. The Ohio Department of Health also was `strongly recommending that all health-care providers give vaccine only to the highest- risk individuals,' spokesman Kristopher Weiss said Wednesday.

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