The Columbus Dispatch - 2018-02-27

• Bush among thousands to pay respects to ‘America’s pastor’
• School closing prompted by church’s AR-15 ceremony
• Leader of SKorea asks North, US to bend
• Agency offers apology for 1993 attack
• Striking teachers seek forum
• Democratic memo fails to sway GOP critics
• Some giving up the guns they love
• Justices won’t rule on ‘Dreamers’ yet
• Court hands LGBT cause a victory
• Survivor thankful for her saviors
• Holy site in Jerusalem closed in tax dispute
• Old woman scolds armed intruder for making mess
• Brown to help lead pension panel
• Jury pool for Golsby trial begins to shrink
• Bond set for Beechcroft student over post
• Charges added in fatal home-invasion shooting
• Feds commit to clean up Piketon-area site, Portman says
• State websites, phones disabled in cyber-attack
• PRESERVATI­ON
• Taylor backs parent rights in sex-change cases
• Council kills ballot push for districts
• Stop trying to wreck Obamacare
• No smartphone and I’m loving it
• Teachers should not be armed
• Help children feel comfortabl­e seeking treatment
• What do you know about impeachmen­t?
• Ohio River flooding slowly begins to recede
• Worthingto­n project finally moving foward
• Most view US fiscal policy as too aggressive
• Buffett lauds tax cuts, talks health-care initiative
• Apple says larger, high-end iPhone, lower-priced model on the way
• Safety rules rolled back under Trump
• US Open abandons 18-hole playoff
• Irving’s 25 points leads Celtics over Grizzlies
• Johnson’s situation has markedly improved
• Trades made, one that wasn’t, bolster Blue Jackets
• Bolts strike big at deadline
• Last-second basket lifts Virginia Tech over Duke
• Alexa Fisher
• Oscar nod for Bryant also honors two others
• Wife’s desire to have a child may surpass love for spouse
• Examinatio­n of rapper killings a riveting series

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