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Dayton Daily News, March 28, 2008

Election 2004 The Swing States: Down To The Wire

Governor Lists Ideas to Retool Education ; Among Stricklalnd's Proposals Is to Create a Director of Education.

COLUMBUS -- Gov. Ted Strickland has assembled a list of ideas for overhauling primary and secondary education and distributed it to hundreds of stakeholders for their consideration. The ideas include Democrat Strickland's own proposal to create a director of education under his control as well as proposals from educators, business leaders and others who have been involved in meetings sponsored by the governor's office.

Dead Baby's Father Says He Was Not Aware of Pregnancy

BEAVERCREEK -- The 18-year-old Carroll High School student who gave birth at home March 21 to a baby girl who was pronounced dead hours later didn't tell the child's father about her pregnancy, said Beavercreek Police Chief John Turner. "According to what our investigation has revealed at this point, the father of the infant was not aware she was pregnant," said John Turner, Beavercreek police chief. No details about the father's identity have been released.

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Corrections - A story Thursday, March 27, page A5, concerning the conviction of Robert J. Sosnoskie, should have said that on the request of Montgomery County Sheriff's Detective Rick Ward, the Miami Valley Regional Crime Laboratory ran prints from Perry Smith's home through a national fingerprint database, and matched them to Sosnoskie. The story also misidentified Detective Brad Daugherty.

Bush Seen As Candid, Relaxed ; Greene County Neighborhood Was On Virtual Lockdown for President's Visit.

SUGARCREEK TWP., Greene County -- Melissa Powell knew she was going to an Ohio Republican Party fundraiser Thursday, but what surprised her most about it was that the guest of honor, President George W. Bush, seemed like such a "real guy" and didn't make her feel like he was there just to ask for money. "It was so surreal," Powell said of Bush's Thursday, March 27, comments at the fundraiser. "It was very nice, from the heart."