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3/3/2014 12:00 AM
Drummond still leading the Rockets
BY DAVE HACKENBERG
BLADE SPORTS COLUMNIST
On the afternoon of Feb. 8, Justin Drummond scored 12 points and dished off four assists as Toledo won at Ball State for the Rockets’ 20th victory of the season and their eighth in nine games. …
Drummond still leading the Rockets
On the afternoon of Feb. 8, Justin Drummond scored 12 points and dished off four assists as Toledo won at Ball State for the Rockets’ 20th victory of the season and their eighth in nine games. …
3/3/2014 12:00 AM
Film shows issues women still face
BY S. AMJAD HUSSAIN
BLADE COLUMNIST
A short film by the French filmmaker Eleonore Pourriat has gone viral on the Internet. Oppressed Minority depicts a world that is dominated by women. The reversal of gender roles creates some hilarious comedy, but also underscores the built-in biases men have about women. …
Film shows issues women still face
A short film by the French filmmaker Eleonore Pourriat has gone viral on the Internet. Oppressed Minority depicts a world that is dominated by women. The reversal of gender roles creates some hilarious comedy, but also underscores the built-in biases men have about women. …
3/3/2014 12:00 AM
Naysayers undermine city’s future
Letters to the Editor
Columnist Keith C. Burris made a good point in his Feb. 20 commentary, “Negativity is not good public policy,” about critics of ProMedica’s planned move to downtown Toledo. Open-minded visionaries are what this city desperately needs. …
Naysayers undermine city’s future
Letters to the Editor
Columnist Keith C. Burris made a good point in his Feb. 20 commentary, “Negativity is not good public policy,” about critics of ProMedica’s planned move to downtown Toledo. Open-minded visionaries are what this city desperately needs. …
3/3/2014 12:00 AM
Running on empty
Editorials
The federal highway trust fund is running out of gas. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office expects it to run out of money in August, during the height of road construction season and two months before the current two-year transportation bill expires, putting 700,000 jobs at risk. …
Running on empty
Editorials
The federal highway trust fund is running out of gas. The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office expects it to run out of money in August, during the height of road construction season and two months before the current two-year transportation bill expires, putting 700,000 jobs at risk. …
3/3/2014 12:00 AM
Hope for Cyprus
Editorials
Greek and Turkish Cypriots are trying again to reunify Cyprus, which has been divided since 1974. …
Hope for Cyprus
Editorials
Greek and Turkish Cypriots are trying again to reunify Cyprus, which has been divided since 1974. …
3/2/2014 12:00 AM
U.S., E.U. could be forced to act
BY MIKE SIGOV
BLADE STAFF WRITER
While Russia was busy winning an unofficial medal count at the $51 billion Olympics it just hosted in Sochi, it was losing its grip on nearby Ukraine — a 45-million population European country central to the Kremlin's empire-building efforts in the post-Soviet territories. …
U.S., E.U. could be forced to act
While Russia was busy winning an unofficial medal count at the $51 billion Olympics it just hosted in Sochi, it was losing its grip on nearby Ukraine — a 45-million population European country central to the Kremlin's empire-building efforts in the post-Soviet territories. …
3/2/2014 12:00 AM
Raiding repair fund a bad idea
Letters to the Editor
Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins’ proposed transfer of $14.1 million from the capital improvements plan budget to the operating budget suggests an old farm saying: Don’t eat your seed corn (“Mayor’s ’14 city budget as austere as predicted; Millions are redirected away from street repair,” Feb. 15). The wisest step would be to cut costs across the board.…
Raiding repair fund a bad idea
Letters to the Editor
Toledo Mayor D. Michael Collins’ proposed transfer of $14.1 million from the capital improvements plan budget to the operating budget suggests an old farm saying: Don’t eat your seed corn (“Mayor’s ’14 city budget as austere as predicted; Millions are redirected away from street repair,” Feb. 15). The wisest step would be to cut costs across the board.…
3/2/2014 12:00 AM
Washington can help Toledo
BY DAVID KUSHMA
BLADE EDITOR
Making things still matters — a lot.
Washington can help Toledo
Making things still matters — a lot.
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