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Strickland: Obama needs to stress jobs
HAMILTON — What does Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland think Sen. Barack Obama must do to court votes in Butler County and across small-town Ohio? Talk about jobs — now. (Josh Sweigart, The Journal-News)
http://www.journal-news.com/hp/content/oh/story/news/local/2008/09/23/hjn092308strickland.html
Kilroy campaign defends commission record against Stivers' attack
Mary Jo Kiroy’s campaign is drawing attention to a direct-mail attack by state Sen. Steve Stivers (R-Columbus) in the race for the 15th Congressional District, calling Stivers’ campaign out for playing fast-and-loose with the facts. (PolitickerOH)
Obama Ohio for Change talks up canvas efforts
The campaign of Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) is talking up its weekend efforts of knocking on 173, 651 doors across Ohio. The campaign said the number represents the "largest number of doors knocked over two days during the campaign thus far." (PolitickerOH)
http://politickeroh.com/daviddewitt/obama-ohio-change-talks-canvassing-efforts
Schuring camp accusing Boccieri of 'Youngstown tactics' in new video
The video features red title cards and the theme music from the movie, "The Untouchables." It accuses state Sen. John Boccieri (D-Alliance) of using "Youngstown tactics" in his campaign against state Sen. Kirk Schuring (R-Jackson Township) in the race to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Ralph Regula (R-Navarre) in Ohio's 16th Congressional District. (PolitickerOH)
http://politickeroh.com/daviddewitt/schuring-camp-accusing-boccieri-youngstown-tactics-new-video
"Ohio Women for McCain-Palin" kick off efforts
Two Ohio political pioneers led the charge as “Ohio Women for McCain-Palin” formally rolled out their plans and hopes on Monday, Sept. 22 (William Hershey, Dayton Daily News)
Lenders aim for Ohio ballot issue
COLUMBUS (AP) — The payday loan industry is bankrolling ballot issue campaigns in Ohio and Arizona to preserve the average 391 percent annual interest rates they charge, as the two states become the focus of industry watchers and consumer advocates. (Associated Press)
http://www.vindy.com/news/2008/sep/23/lenders-aim-for-ohio-ballot-issue/
Speech site hints at Biden's topic
Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden, a harsh critic of the Iraq war, is coming to Cincinnati on Wednesday to deliver a speech on the very spot where President Bush laid out his case for war six years ago. (Howard Wilkinson, Cincinnati Enquirer)
http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080923/NEWS0106/809230316
McCain adviser sues Ohio over absentee ballots
An adviser to John McCain's presidential bid is suing Ohio's elections chief, saying requests to vote by mail are not being honored. (Associated Press)
http://blog.cleveland.com/openers/2008/09/mccain_in_cleveland.html
Mayor handcuffed at fire scene
Circleville Mayor Chuck Taylor is known for the hands-on, up-close manner in which he goes about his job. But police officers say their mayor crossed the line of propriety -- and safety -- when he refused to leave the scene of a major downtown fire today. (Randy Ludlow, Columbus Dispatch)
http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/local_news/stories/2008/09/22/circfire.html?sid=101
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"If they don't receive assistance, auto suppliers, auto dealers, related industries in every state will soon feel the impact."
- Sen. Sherrod Brown, voicing his support for the automotive industry bailout.
Yes on Issue 5
We can't let the payday lenders hijack our election. They are out with a new ad, spending millions to dupe voters into thinking they need 391% APR interest! Let's face it - they aren't here to help Ohio consumers! Their lobbyists and attorneys have flow into Ohio to protect their profits and maintain the status quote. Don't let this happen! Vote yes on issue 5!
http://www.yesonissue5.com
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