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Buckeyes cruise over Wright State
11 hours ago ago from BucksInsider.com - Ohio State Buckeyes News, Videos, Schedules & More
Ohio State swept away an overmatched Wright State 84-47 tonight in Value City Arena behind an 18-point, 7-rebound performance from Jantel Lavender. The eighth-ranked Buckeyes (11-1) shot 63 percent from the field and blew open the game by closing out Continue reading at Ohio State women's basketball
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13 hours ago ago from BucksInsider.com - Ohio State Buckeyes News, Videos, Schedules & More
Ohio State took a few minutes to shake Wright State tonight in Value City Arena but did take control over the final 7 minutes and has a 44-22 lead at the half. The Raiders actually did give themselves a chance Continue reading at Ohio State women's basketball
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The Obama administration should have sent federal stimulus money not to the U.S. states, but to cities, where most of the environmental damage is done and most of the chances for improvement are, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Tuesday. Read more: World mayors compare notes on saving climate Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Buzz up! Post this to MySpace Share this on Facebook Tweet This! Email this to a friend? Share ...
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13 hours ago ago from iePolitics.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Don Kurth December 14, 2009 909-581-0205 Inland Empire Community Leaders Endorse Mayor Don Kurth For State Assembly City Councilmembers across the Inland Empire are uniting in support of Mayor Don Kurth (R-Rancho Cucamonga) for State Assembly in the 63rd ...
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Harry Moroz: StimCity
19 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
Despite the President's job summit last week and the appearance of momentum for a "jobs bill," the prospects for congressional action in the near future are dim. The House will try to pass a scaled-down bill before retiring for the Christmas holiday, but Majority Leader Steny Hoyer is not optimistic : "Our whole interest in life today is what can get through the Senate." With the estate tax, the national debt limit, and financial reform - not ...
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17 hours ago ago from U.S. News
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Related contentRI governor defends funding cuts to cities, towns
17 hours ago ago from U.S. News
RI governor defends funding cuts to cities, towns PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- Snow plowing may take longer, classrooms could become more crowded and fewer police officers may patrol Rhode Island if cities and towns are forced to absorb $125 million in funding cuts proposed by Gov. Don Carcieri to balance a tanking state budget. The Republican governor defended his proposal Tuesday to reduce state assistance to cities and towns as necessary ...
Related contentPittsburgh Sets Vote on Adding Tax on Tuition
12 hours ago ago from The New York Times
The mayor of Pittsburgh calls it the Fair Share Tax. But to officials at the city's 10 colleges and universities and many of their 100,000 students, it is anything but. Jeff Swensen for The New York Times David Gau, a senior at the University of Pittsburgh, said a proposed tuition tax on students was the furthest thing from fair. Jeff Swensen for The New York Times Mayor Luke Ravenstahl said the universities rejected ...
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