Ohio Sunday Papers – December 14

The Plain Dealer

• Hunger centers need help
• Cuyahoga County gets waiver on ballot hand-count
• Op-Ed, Joe Frolik: Is Voinovich fatigue setting in?
• Op-Ed, Thomas Suddes: Strickland acts like man prepping for a tax increase
• Editorial: Don’t be a scrooge – Donate to Food Banks

Columbus Dispatch

• Dealership dies, but not deals
• Repeat mortgage defaults mount
• Grassroots campaign for Obama agenda takes off
• How did Kilroy do it?
• Op-Ed, Ben Marrison: How much is a newspaper worth?
• Editorial: Not just highways
• Op-Ed, Joe Hallett: Governors past can offer little but sympathy to Strickland

Dayton Daily News

• Hobson not happy with his new cubicle
• Some blame tax cuts for budget woes
• ‘Say Who?’ Ohio GOP’s Problem
• Editorial: Smoking ban doesn’t need overhaul
• Editorial: Ohio’s worst case scenario worth focusing on

Others

• Editorial: Defending public records law - Toledo Blade
• Depression perspective – Cincinnati Enquirer
• Editorial: Strickland’s bleak picture of Ohio - Cincinnati Enquirer

Sunday Papers – November 30 – National – Economy, India, Pakistan, IL Cuts, Ted Stevens, Bill Clinton, Illegal Immigration, Opinion, Obama, Etc.

National

• Bill Clinton to name donors in deal with Obama – New York Times
• India faces reckoning as toll nears 200 – New York Times
• Attacks imperil U.S. role among two rivals – New York Times
• Mumbai Siege Tales – Washington Post
• Defiant Pakistan rejects Indian charges – Washington Post
• Auto dealerships in trouble – New York Times
• The General as Lobbyist – New York Times
• Healthcare: U.S. ‘Not getting what it pays for’ – Washington Post
• Economic rescue could cost $8.5 trillion – Los Angeles Times
• Illegal immigrants going home, labor market at risk – Miami Herald
• Opinion: What Would Keynes Do? – New York Times
• Op-Ed, Joseph Stiglitz: What Obama Needs to Do – New York Times
• Magazine: Google’s Gatekeepers – New York Times
• The Joint Chiefs and Obama – Washington Post
• Op-Ed, David Ignatius: Bush’s Iran Policy Has Failed – Washington Post
• Op-Ed, David Broder: Governors look to Obama on economy – Washington Post
• Illinois’ budget doomsday – St. Louis Post Dispatch
• Will Alaska pay price for ousting Stevens? – Anchorage Daily News

Sunday Papers – November 9, 2008

New York Times Magazine

• After the Imperial Presidency– Jonathan Mahler
• Payday Lenders, Check Cashers – Redeemed?– Douglas McGray
• Deprogramming Jihadists– Katherine Zoepf

New York Times

• Obama team weighs what to take on first
• Harsh words about Obama? Never mind
• Citing workload public lawyers refuse new cases
• How Merrill fell
• Pelosi, Reid want aid for U.S. automakers
• Op-Ed, Frank Rich: It still felt good morning after
• Op-Ed, Al Gore: The climate for change
• Op-Ed, Thomas Friedman: Show me the money
• Op-Ed, Nicholas Kristof: Obama and the War on Brains
• Rice visits West Bank
• U.S. electricity project in Afghanistan
• Back home, Palin finds landscape changed
• After push for Obama, Unions seek new rules

Washington Post

• Preparing for the Obama era
• Reid, Pelosi urge Treasury to extend aid to automakers
• Self-sufficiency evades Iraqi security forces
• Obama positioned to reverse Bush actions
• Medvedev calls Obama; Kremlin describes call
• Congressional Democrats say economy first priority
• Op-Ed, Rich Lowry: The right needs to get centered
• Op-Ed, Joseph Stiglitz: More pain to come even if he’s perfect
• Op-Ed, Ron Suskind: U.S. has power – it could use authority
• Op-Ed, David Broder: Governors know best
• Op-Ed, George Will: Democratic ironies and Republican Afflictions

Los Angeles Times

• Democrats set sights on Texas
• Public works on the table once again
• Obama relies on a close-knit inner circle
• Op-Ed, Norman Ornstein: The GOP’s deep hole
• Op-Ed, James Rainey: Right-wing media feeds its post-election anger
• Political blogger be nimble, be quick
• Election leaves gay couple feeling isolated

Ohio Sunday Papers October 26 – Politics, Elections

Politics & Elections News

• Endorsement: Obama better choice to lead U.S. – Youngstown Vindicator
• Ohio Dems outspend Republicans in Ohio House races – The Plain Dealer
• $1 million bail set in Brunner death threat – Columbus Dispatch
• Is Ohio doomed to elections battles?
  – Columbus Dispatch
• Ballot dispute history
  – Columbus Dispatch
• Changes proposed to state’s constitution – Toledo Blade
• Obama, McCain must commit to job creation in NE Ohio
  – The Plain Dealer
• War fades as voters’ central issue
  – Dayton Daily News
• Op-Ed, Thomas Suddes: Handicapping the next Ohio House
  – The Plain Dealer
• Strickland stumps for Ohio House race – Cincinnati Enquirer
• Op-Ed, Dennis Willard – Bigotry, hate polarizing Americans
  - Akron Beacon-Journal
• Op-Ed, Jonathan Riskind: Big victory could could quell cries of election fraud – Columbus Dispatch
• Op-Ed, Joe Frolik: Obama is battered but not bruised – The Plain Dealer
• Op-Ed, Joe Hallett: McCain’s gamble on Palin looking like iffy bet in Ohio – Columbus Dispatch
• Op-Ed, David Skolnick: Republicans brace for political thrashing – Youngstown Vindicator
• Campaigns plan presence at polls
  – Columbus Dispatch
• McCain slams Ohio snooping on ‘Joe’ – Columbus Dispatch
• It only feels like candidates visit daily
  – Columbus Dispatch
• Odds against no tax casinos
  – Columbus Dispatch
• D.C. Dispatches
  – Columbus Dispatches
• Voters weigh limits for payday lenders – Toledo Blade
• Endorsement: Vote to keep curbs on payday lenders – Columbus Dispatch
• Endorsement: McCain for President – Warren Tribune-Chronicle

 

Other News

• Op-Ed, Mike Curtin: Ohio leads in state government fiscal restraint – Columbus Dispatch
  
• Ohio leads service effort
  – Columbus Dispatch
  
• Toledo Mayor proposes 3-day government shutdown
  – Toledo Blade

Ohio Sunday Papers – Plain Dealer Obama Endorsement | Politics & Elections News

Politics & Elections News

• Endorsement: Obama for President – The Plain Dealer
• Endorsement: McCain for President – Columbus Dispatch
• Presidential campaigns get in voters’ heads – Columbus Dispatch
• Husted: Just where does he live? – Dayton Daily News
• Husteds taking property tax breaks in two places – Dayton Daily News
• New suit over voter registrations goes to Ohio’s top court
  – Dayton Daily News
• Plenty of puzzles in Ohio voter registration data – Cincinnati Enquirer
• McCain returns to Ohio with Joe on his mind
  – Toledo Blade
• Op-Ed, Jonathan Riskind: Barring unforeseen, Ohio won’t be key to White House – Columbus Dispatch
• Op-Ed, Joe Hallett: With plenty of ugliness to go, let’s get this over with – Columbus Dispatch
• Op-Ed, Thomas Suddes: Ohio should beat casinos to the punch – The Plain Dealer

Toledo Blade Special Report: State of Distress

Homepage for Day 1 of 3: Job losses, poverty sting Ohio over last 8 years

Ohio Sunday Papers | October 12, 2008

Politics & Elections News

 

• Endorsement: Forward with Obama – Toledo Blade
• Endorsement?: 2 Good men, Obama right man for today – Dayton Daily News
• What’s the real story: Terrorists - Columbus Dispatch
• Only 39% of Ohio voters approve of bailout
  – Dayton Daily News
• Obama, McCain in dead heat in new state poll
  – Columbus Dispatch
• Ohio Poll Raw Data
  – Dayton Daily News
• Democrats set sights on Ohio House takeover
  – Toledo Blade
• Op-Ed, Thomas Suddes: Ohio’s numbers crunching Obama’s way – The Plain Dealer
• Editorial: Provoking Doubt – Ohio Secy of State
  – Columbus Dispatch
• Op-Ed, Jonathan Riskind: Boilerplate conservative issues not saving McCain – Columbus Dispatch
• Cuyahoga County investigates voter registration fraud
  – The Plain Dealer
• FDR’s economic fairness initiative resonates today
  – Toledo Blade
• ‘Smear for smear’ in presidential race – Dayton Daily News
• Region’s wallets open to GOP
  – Cincinnati Enquirer

 

Other News

• Online overdose – Columbus Dispatch
• Small town pharmacist caught up in scheme
  – Columbus Dispatch
• Bailout boss got start at Case Western Reserve Academy
  – The Plain Dealer

Ohio Sunday Papers – September 28, 2008

Columbus Dispatch

• Gee has added execs, boosted pay

 

• AEP wants you to pick up storm’s tab
• Dispatch Voters’ Guide
• Op-Ed, Joe Hallett: Folks are fed up with same old politics
• Op-Ed, Jonathan Riskind: Lots of Anger, Very Little Faith
• Ohioan helped McCain prepare for debate
• Chancellor cuts own pay while laying off five aides
• Endorsements: For Issues 14-19

Cleveland Plain Dealer

• NE Ohio gets busy going green
• Cuyahoga County Board of Elections promotes early voting
• Casting early ballots ‘changes everything’
• Endorsements: No on Casino
• Endorsements: Yes on Issue 2
• Op-Ed, Thomas Suddes: PUCO should be elected
• Op-Ed, Joe Frolik: Predicting how the House might be divided (From Saturday)

Dayton Daily News

• DP&L says all power back on
• Bank crisis hitting homeowners hardest says Census
• McCain holds wide lead in rural Ohio

Why is the DDN writing this story two weeks after the Ohio Poll came out?

• Strickland, Taylor disagree on debate winner

Other Papers

• Obama team counts on black supporters – Toledo Blade
• Op-Ed: Let’s see if candidates have presidential qualities – Toledo Blade
• Op-Ed, Dennis Willard: McCain has own version of free press – Akron Beacon Journal
• Op-Ed, David Knox: Do we even trust our leaders to help? – Akron Beacon Journal