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VIOLENCE IN IRAQ
KTWO NEAR-SIMULTANEOUS BOMBINGS TARGETED A CROWDED DOWNTOWN BAGHDAD COFFEE SHOP AND A NEARBY RESTAURANT THURSDAY, KILLING MORE THAN A DOZEN PEOPLE.
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LOCAL
ELECTRONICS TO HELPCOLUMBIANA CO.
KCOLUMBIANA COUNTY VOTERS SHOULD KNOW ELECTION RESULTS QUICKLY ON ELECTION NIGHT BECAUSE OF A NEW ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM.
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BIKE TRAIL: PHASE 3
KLEADERS APPROVED $34,500 IN MATCH MONEY THURSDAY FOR A GRANT TO FUND PART OF PHASE 3 OF THE GREENWAY BICYCLE TRAIL.
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BUSINESS
TRUCKING OPERATIONEXPECTS TO DEPART
KROADWAY EXPRESS WANTS TO CLOSE ITS NORTH LIMA RELAY SITE, WHICH WOULD CAUSE 74 WORKERS TO EITHER TRANSFER TO OTHER CITIES OR LOSE THEIR JOBS.
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HUNT SENTENCING
KA FORMER OFFICIAL AT HUNT VALVE COMPANY INC. IN SALEM HAS BEEN SENTENCED TO 24 MONTHS IN PRISON AND ORDERED TO MAKE $4.1 MILLION IN RESTITUTION FOR SELLING FAULTY VALVES TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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SPORTS
YSU WOMEN WIN
KYOUNGSTOWN STATE'S WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATED CLEVELAND STATE ON THURSDAY NIGHT, 68-56.
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UPNEXT
YELLOWCARD GETSSOME ATTENTION
KMEMBERS OF YELLOWCARD FIND THEMSELVES UNDEFINED BUT DEFINITELY IN THE SPOTLIGHT ON THE MUSIC INDUSTRY RED CARPET.
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ENTERTAINMENT
HOPEFUL HALFTIME
KWITH ANY LUCK, THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE HAS GOTTEN THIS YEAR'S SUPER BOWL HALFTIME SHOW CONTROVERSY OUT OF THE WAY EARLY.
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