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Dayton Daily News, June 01, 2007

Election 2004 The Swing States: Down To The Wire

New Network May Make It Tough to Watch Osu

Unless negotiators from the Big Ten Network and Time Warner Cable can reach a deal this summer, many area Ohio State football fans could miss up to one-third of the Buckeyes' games this season. Mark Silverman, Big Ten Network president, said he and his associates "expect the network to be on the air before we launch" with Time Warner Cable, the area's main cable provider. A spokesman for Time Warner Cable, which serves 640,000 customers in its Southwest Ohio Division, including Dayton and Cin...

Driver Fired Over Criminal Past ; Attorney General's Deputy Security Director Had Served Time for Man's Shooting Death in 1976.

COLUMBUS -- For the past three months, a man who served time in prison for involuntary manslaughter has been driving Attorney General Marc Dann throughout the state and attending to his security details. Dann's office fired David L. Nelson, 57, last week when a national criminal background check turned up a misdemeanor involuntary manslaughter conviction from 1976 in Mercer County, Pa.

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Riverside Says Income Tax Due From Wright-Pat Civilians ; After Years of Legal Challenges, City Collecting Tax From Civilian Workers, Civilian Residents

WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE -- Despite years of objections by Wright-Patterson Air Force Base leadership and defense contractors, Riverside has begun taxing employees in a part of the base the city says is within its jurisdiction. Riverside is still determining how many civilian employees -- and their employers -- at the base are subject to the tax, but has forecast revenues of $250,000 annually from the 1.5 percent levy on income.