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By Jim Weiker, The Columbus Dispatch
A report, issued yesterday by the Mortgage Bankers Association, found that loan delinquencies rose to record levels in the third quarter of this year.
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By Jim Siegel, The Columbus Dispatch
Senate Democrats say it's time to expand the state's ability to investigate and resolve instances in which workers are not paid wages owed them.
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Strickland vows to punish domestic abusers
By Mike Wagner, The Columbus Dispatch
In response to a Dispatch investigation that showed Ohio's tolerance of and indifference toward domestic violence, Strickland called for a sweeping examination of, and reforms to, Ohio's approach to the crime.
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Slot-like machines in a legal muddle
By James Nash, The Columbus Dispatch
Attorney General Richard Cordray's office insists that it cannot decide whether slot-like Sweepstakes machines are legal in Ohio because courts haven't ruled on the devices.
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Casino issue won big with absentee voters
By Mark Niquette, The Columbus Dispatch
Voters who cast an absentee ballot in the Nov. 3 election generally were much more likely to support the statewide issue authorizing casinos than those who went to the polls Election Day, final unofficial results show.
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New natural gas pipeline boosts Ohio
By Jon Chavez, Toledo Blade
Natural gas from the $4.4 billion Rockies Express pipeline had been flowing into a terminal at Lebanon, Ohio, between Cincinnati and Dayton since June.
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