Dayton Daily News - 2017-10-29

• ‘TERRIBLE MISTAKES’
• Small airports are dying out; what will 2018 hold for DAY?
• Difference between war and peace
• ‘AMERICAN IN PARIS’
• ARCHDEACON: SIDNEY RB HAS THE WORLD IN HIS HANDS
• Suicide bombers hit hotel in Mogadishu
• HUBER HEIGHTS TO DECIDE ON 4 COUNCIL SEATS
• Business offers more options in home health
• 5 seeking to help lead schools in Centervill­e
• Copter crash in Afghanista­n kills U.S. service member
• Halperin apologizes for behavior as harassment accusation­s grow
• Iceland goes to polls amid scandals, distrust
• Post-election tensions in Kenya high as voting totals questioned
• Mattis promises ‘massive military response’ if North Korea attacks
• Ousted Catalan leader vows to fight takeover
• MORE STORIES FROM THIS INVESTIGAT­ION
• Travelers fuel white nationalis­t rallies
• Americans rethink love affair with stuff
• Members of Congress have special room
• Top public universiti­es reduce number of poor
• Bannon’s war exposes GOP donor divisions
• Bob Dylan’s guitar likely to fetch over $300,000
• Australia urged to keep refugee facility open
• Conservati­ve website triggered Trump probe
• Conn. first in U.S. to execute accused witches
• Statehood for Puerto Rico is no silver bullet
• Dual crises show the worst of territoria­l status
• Auditor’s job historical­ly a launching pad
• Trumpian treachery on full display in Virginia race
• The bitter fruit of CNN’s sudden embrace of the facts
• Ideas abound for new uses for Xenia Carnegie Library
• City worker fired for moonlighti­ng gets job back
• 6 candidates run for Lebanon City Council
• Empowering students to lead the way
• CTC has undeniable impact on our region
• Jared Parker
• Planners to discuss transporta­tion projects
• Ceremony to honor military veterans
• Updating aging building focus for Troy school board candidates
• Advocacy groups criticize EPA on Lake Erie
• Can football evolve to survive concerns over sport’s safety?
• Rally in fourth quarter knocks off No.2 Lions
• Plenty of incentives against Colts
• Rams peaking at right time
• MLB SUSPENDS ASTROS’ GURRIEL FOR FIRST FIVE GAMES IN 2018
• Badgers remain undefeated
• Redshirt freshman QB provides spark
• GAMES OF NOTE BEYOND THE TOP 25
• Second-half rally lifts Flyers
• THE ROUNDUP
• Classic Game 2 was worth staying up for
• Love ready to get physical at WSU
• WEEK 8 PREDICTION­S
• FIVE QUESTIONS WITH RANDY BULLOCK
• TODAY’S GAME
• THIS WEEK IN BENGALS HISTORY
• Hargrove, Rams end regular season 10-0
• Alter runs past Chaminade Julienne
• Troy rushes past Piqua in rivalry
• Victory secures playoff berth for Firebirds
• Rainbow reigns: Mocked jerseys now popular
• Astros savor ‘energy’ of fans in Game 3 win
• Johnson expands lead
• Willis back as pitching coach
• Pheasant, quail, rabbit seasons to begin Friday
• Wood Brothers shine in rare spotlight
• Raiders vow to build on previous success
• Preble high-tech firm expanding
• Eatery owner a passionate advocate
• New condos planned near UD
• Cycling studio to open in former gas station
• New beer brands coming soon
• Business calendar
• Planet Fitness has new location
• Ohio regulators oppose energy secretary on power plants
• Retail credit cards have perks, 25% rate
• Better Business Bureau warns of office supply scams
• Whirlpool seeking tariffs on some other firms’ washers
• Where internet orders mean real jobs, new life
• Comedic ‘House’ has Midwest premiere at Loft Theatre
• THE WEEK IN ARTS
• PERFORMING ARTS ALLIANCE SERIES COMES TO TOWN
• Shows you shouldn’t miss in November
• Bar arcades incorporat­e flavor with some fun
• Scientists are fishing for answers about depression
• Stark contrasts shown in exhibits’ subject matter
• Shielding seniors from fraud
• Jessica Garringer’s Coupon Deals of the Week
• Time to start some ‘passive investing’
• DPO salutes music of Elton John at Schuster
• ‘Kinky Boots’ steps into the Kuss
• Ide takes the ‘Righteous’ path to literary success
• NaNoWriMo is just around the corner
• What parents can do to help kids build strong friendship­s
• Family jumps to conclusion­s about woman’s career
• Caring for your American flag
• McGowan says silence over on sexual assault
• PBS premieres film on Gothic horror writer
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Cy the Cynic’s team bites the dust in final event
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD:
• Mammas, don’t let your babies grow up to be cowboys
• Start saving to buy your first home
• Kettering
• Clearcreek Twp.
• Residentia­l property sales in selected area counties
• MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Dayton Daily News - 2017-10-28

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