Dayton Daily News - 2018-08-02

• Officials: Tracking food illness complex
• Dayton schools could face state takeover in year
• School district tightens residency confirmati­on
• Infant mortality, opioid fight get help
• Trump calls for AG to halt Russia probe
• KROGER STARTS HOME DELIVERY
• Grant says Flyers are ‘better’ after workouts
• Riverside council seeks 8-mill levy for roads
• URBAN MEYER PLACED ON PAID ADMINISTRA­TIVE LEAVE
• CLAYTON MAN DENIED IN BID TO ESCAPE DEATH PENALTY
• Judge warns prosecutor­s over focus on Manafort's luxuries
• U.S. appeals court: ‘Sanctuary cities’ order is illegal
• Medicare weighs paying for certain spine surgeries
• Parasite-infected salads, wraps may bring on sickness
• What is Fed's economic strategy?
• Governor: Using every resource to fight fires
• White House weighing another reduction in resettling refugees
• Korean War remains headed to U.S.
• U.S. drug makers accused of funding terrorism
• Chinese goods may be facing 25% tariffs
• Kelly intends to remain through 2020 campaign
• New short-term health plans cheaper but cover less
• Train robberies add to country's economic woes
• Missing student's father seeks help, not sympathy
• Aeromexico crash: Stronger planes mean fewer fatalities, say officials
• Dead woman's mother blaming EMTs, racism
• Richwood Bancshares acquires Home City bank
• Marathon nets $1B in 2nd quarter
• Fascism is logical endpoint to president’s fabricatio­ns
• Check out this simple road map for avoiding poverty
• Democrats tremble in fear before Alexandria the Great
• Uncle Rudy’s rafter-rattling mostly a bunch of gibberish
• Profession­al wrestler played Soviet villain
• Opioid use down 40% for clients of Medicaid
• Advocates want OSU investigat­ed for handling of sex abuse allegation­s
• Wilberforc­e sued for more than $3M over constructi­on work
• ‘Shoot or not?’ Toledo officers put journalist­s in their shoes
• Ohio: Pharmacy middlemen inflate costs
• Neighbors grumble about brick street’s pending pave-over
• Former Akron hospital exec accused of public indecency
• School supply drive
• National Night Out
• Man charged after double shooting
• Trump coming to Ohio to weigh in on special election
• Campaign money raised during probe
• Two-game sweep
• Bernard’s old minivan gets new life
• UD FOOTBALL PICKED TO FINISH SECOND IN PIONEER LEAGUE
• Wide receiver Higgins looks to build on his strong finish
• Dawkins’ alter ego helps him become a Hall of Famer
• Fairmont girls basketball coach resigns over health issues
• Seeing it all at Firestone
• Montreal wants team as baseball ponders growth
• Tigers lefty Boyd outpitches Bailey
• Dozier, Archer among 15 trades on deadline day
• New redshirt rule will make life a lot easier for coaches

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