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NATION
THE BITE OF TAXESTO BE FELT IN 2006
KCONGRESS WON'T ADDRESS THE GROWING REACH OF THE ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX THIS YEAR, LEAVING MORE THAN 15 MILLION INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SUBJECT TO ITS BITE FOR THE FIRST TIME NEXT YEAR.
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LOCAL
READY TO ADDRESSSTUDENTS AT YSU
KTHE SPEAKER FOR YSU'S FALL COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY DOESN'T KNOW WHY SHE WAS SELECTED, BUT SHE'S HAPPY TO ACCEPT THE INVITATION.
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SALEM EMPLOYEEKEEPS SCHOOL JOB
KA WORKER IN THE SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICT'S FINANCIAL OFFICE WILL STAY ON THE JOB, AND THE FORMER TREASURER WILL STAY BEHIND BARS.
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BUSINESS
OHIO LEADS NATIONIN POLLUTION RISKS
KAN ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL POLLUTION, HEALTH AND CENSUS DATA SHOWS OHIO WITH THE HIGHEST HEALTH RISK.
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SPORTS
BETTING ON BETTIS
KONE PITTSBURGH STEELER SAYS JEROME BETTIS IS PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL'S EQUIVALENT OF BASEBALL'S CLOSER.
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FOOD
HOLIDAY COOKIES
KTRY OUT SOME NEW RECIPES FOR CREATING HOLIDAY COOKIES THIS YEAR.
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ENTERTAINMENT
WHO IS CONTENDINGFOR GOLDEN GLOBES?
KFOUR "DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES" ARE AMONG THE NOMINEES FOR GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS NEXT YEAR.
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