Dayton Daily News - 2015-06-21

• CRUCIAL CASES
• Speedway expands retail footprint
• Pot issue adds controvers­y to fall ballot
• WSU inquiry remains a secret
• Dayton air show takes off with a roar
• How Chinese hackers got into U.S. systems
• Wright fundraiser draws a crowd
• Antioch College:
• Ohio House race:
• Egg prices rise:
• Provost’s efforts poised to pay off for Wright State, region.
• Isolated Gaza enjoys rare break from strife
• Prisoner kills police officer in New Orleans
• Website a look at suspect’s mind
• Islamic State burrows deeper in seized territorie­s
• Ruling won’t affect health care plaintiff
• Data warehouse raises worries
• Unused embryos pose dilemma
• Drought exposes veteran’s grave
• Strong national reactions in S.C. massacre
• Up and down, back and forth with state taxes
• COt’afeOts NONe heLNs ts tO chOOse betveeL ’ef’ets
• Ffiet G’eece fO he’ OvL vac tO fiLaLcIaL faILt’e
• Heavy rains pummel Miami Valley
• STUDENT VOICES | FAIRMONT HIGH SCHOOL
• Locals part of Golden Knights parachute team
• Ohio man linked to Islamic State
• Overdoses boost Ohio’s rate of injury-related deaths
• Taylor may be good for Dayton
• Survey: Dads spend more
• Auto industry vital to Ohio’s future.
• CVS stores perk up health, beauty aisles
• Premium organic farmers more profitable
• Chip credit card causes squeeze
• Martial arts school: How to find a good one
• Craft brewer BrewDog plans to build in Ohio
• Shoe store keeping pace with changes
• HBO documentar­y hits close to home
• Your top-secret mission awaits at COSI
• THE WEEK IN ARTS
• Theater seen as outlet for kids
• We talked to ‘Weird Al,’ who plays Fraze tonight.
• A Father’s Day message from 10 Dayton dads
• Fifth Street Brewpub ready for summer
• Spirit of 9/11 victim lives on in parents’ peace activism
• Dime-novel spirit just keeps going
• Bain’s works blend words and images
• A phone call from kids is the best Father’s Day gift
• Parents must teach kids about technology
• Dog tags can help with keys
• DiCaprio, Ruffalo campaign for energy
• ‘True Detective’ returns with new cast, location
• An obituary for a Starr barely remembered
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• Failure to outbid partner costs player tricks
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Family-friendly event slated for Dunbar’s birthday Opera Guild wins excellence award
• Homearama has something for all
• Realtors can help in difficult times
• FEATURE HOME Property has trio of outbuildin­gs
• Ranch has fine features, possibilit­ies
• Unexpected serenity off Ohio 48
• Ranch is like a country retreat
• Winners of American Dream essay contest announced

Dayton Daily News - 2015-06-20

Dayton Daily News - 2015-06-22