"Hollow promises": project planning keeps The Columbus Dispatch on trail to government's Appalachia failures

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An investigation is presented on the continuing poverty of Appalachian communities despite federal assistance programs and overall economic growth, along with the techniques used by reporters from Ohio's Columbus Dispatch to uncover the facts. These included writing articles as the story unfolded, which chronicled inefficient handling of funds.

Management, Economic aspects, Investigations, Columbus Dispatch (Newspaper), Federal aid to community development, Government aid to community development, Appalachian region

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2004 car conference: make plans to get the latest journalism training in Cincinnati

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The 2004 car conference to be held in Cincinnati at the art -deco Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza Hotel titled Head First CAR would bring together top journalists and other experts. The conference would feature the best recent work in car with workshops for participants of all professional backgrounds and car skill levels.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Journalists, Journalism, Cincinnati, Ohio

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Dead man driving: indentity scam shows DUI flaws

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An Ohio man was able to acquire multiple drunk driving offenses by using the identities of his dead friends. He accumulated two drunken driving arrests under his own name and 6 more while assuming 4 other names.

Cases, Laws, regulations and rules, Drunk driving, Driving while intoxicated, False personation, Impersonation (Fraud)

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