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NATION
A GOOD PROGNOSISFOR HOLIDAY GIVING
KHOLIDAY GIVING IS ROBUST THIS SEASON AND 2005 COULD WELL SET AN OVERALL RECORD, U.S. CHARITY OFFICIALS ARE REPORTING.
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LOCAL
BOARDMAN RAISES
KA DAY BEFORE A MEETING WHERE THEY TALKED ABOUT A NEED TO ASK VOTERS FOR MORE MONEY IN 2008, BOARDMAN TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES APPROVED 4-PERCENT RAISES FOR DEPARTMENT HEADS AND SOME OTHER NONUNION EMPLOYEES.
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DELLICK'S BUDGET
KJUDGE THERESA DELLICK IS DEFENDING HER REQUEST FOR AN EXTRA $350,000 IN NEXT YEAR'S JUVENILE COURT BUDGET.
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BUSINESS
HOT TOYS GOING FAST
KIF PARENTS HAVEN'T GOTTEN THEIR HANDS ON SOME OF THIS SEASON'S HOT HOLIDAY TOYS BY NOW, THEY MAY HAVE TO GIVE THEIR CHILDREN AN IOU SLIP UNDER THE TREE.
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SPORTS
URSULINE GRAD DIGSIN FOR MOUNT FINALE
KA FORMER URSULINE HIGH SCHOOL STANDOUT, LEFT, IS JUGGLING FINALS AND PREPARING FOR MOUNT UNION COLLEGE'S CHASE FOR A DIVISION III NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP THIS WEEKEND.
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ENTERTAINMENT
BURCHFIELD IS FOCUSOF DOCUMENTARY
KA DOCUMENTARY ABOUT ACCLAIMED SALEM ARTIST CHARLES BURCHFIELD WILL AIR SUNDAY ON PBS.
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