The Columbus Dispatch - 2018-02-18

• Bobsledder­s for Nigeria break barriers
• Weinstein board fi res president ‘ for cause’
• Grieving becomes gun protest
• Security adviser calls charges indisputab­le
• Indictment fuels new criticism of Facebook
• Hundreds mourn, protest at NRA office outside D.C.
• HOW OHIOANS VOTED
• 3 suicide bombers kill at least 18 in marketplac­e
• Kurdish doctors report suspected Turkish gas attack
• Older customers drawn to pot dispensari­es in California
• MARIJUANA
• Brazil mounts campaign against fake news in election
• By the numbers: domestic calls
• Penalties for texting while driving usually light
• WWII reports brought ex- Ohioan fame
• Extreme transition
• Boiling over
• Under fire
• Activists delay work on hotel with ties to Elvis
• Government helicopter surveying damage crashes, killing 13
• $38M awarded to kids after police killed mom
• Earthweek: a diary of the planet
• Some basics about the AR-15
• Kasich quietly seeks gun-violence answer
• Symphony no match for hip-hop star
• BENEFITS
• Luiten shares lead in Muscat
• Canadian women get first Olympic win
• No. 8 Ohio State vs. No. 22 Michigan
• Coaches adjust to early signing period
• Mitchell faces unknown as career nears end
• Dartis has hot hand in overtime as Ohio beats Miami
• Villanova hits threes, breezes past Xavier
• Azubuike lifts Kansas past West Virginia
• Michigan State erases 27-point deficit, beats Northweste­rn
• Murray activated, sent to minors for conditioni­ng
• Maatta’s goal lifts Penguins over Leafs
• Crognale learns from rigors of rookie year
• Reddick wins photo fi nish at Daytona
• At 70, NASCAR has lost some luster, but still kicking
• Elliott’s three wins pace UA to girls district title
• All-Star rosters
• Silver praises players, referees for talks
• Input from public changes plan to cut state grants
• Exposure on HGTV opens doors for couple
• First and foremost
• Crossbills an ever- evolving species
• Vinyl an option for new flooring
• Expenses may offset profit on the sale of condominiu­m
• Predatory-lending practices affecting VA, FHA borrowers
• ECOT isn’t only thing worthy of ‘absurd’ tag
• Quilt honors ‘5,000 souls’ lost to lynch mobs
• Futuristic cop tale swims in paranoia
• Untidy memoir bristles with passion
• Show exposes emerging Ohio artists to public, gallery owners
• Actor who resembles Damon relishing his own successes
• ‘Pacific Overtures’ to have area debut
• CLASSICAL MUSIC
• TELEVISION THIS WEEK
• Deception over name raises red flag in relationsh­ip
• New mom’s options include helpers, planned activities
• Diligence helps waylay computer scam
• HOROSCOPE
• ‘Brew path’ to return to old canal in Akron
• Hocking getaway
• Eastland may have lost anchor stores, but aging mall remains neighborho­od staple
• A Kid Again leader planning expansion to Indianapol­is area
• Apparel company hinged on affinity for Youngstown
• EASTLAND MALL FROM 1968 TO PRESENT
• Selling life insurance to raise cash can be risky
• New tax law requires review of your withholdin­g
• Office spat turned to immature antics
• Everyone’s talking opioids, but meth is making a scary return
• Mutant crawfish clones itself, and it’s taking over the continent
• Data- driven care improving lives of kids with bowel disease
• Orangutans in Borneo endangered because of industry, people
• Yes, ‘ it’ happened here. Now what?
• Plan shouldn’t be rushed through
• Submeter companies need restraints
• How does public prayer hurt school?
• Welfare ‘reform’ cuts off assistance, hope
• House speaker respectful­ly sits out vote on state seal
• Understand­ing the implicatio­ns of an ATS

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