The Columbus Dispatch - 2018-08-03

• Ohio’s senators don’t play hardball on field
• Grateful fiancee gets her lost ring back
• Tariff on newsprint moves ahead
• EPA chief touts curb on fuel economy
• ‘Believing’ critical in abuse cases
• Powell police refuse to release Smith report
• Man’s limbs amputated after lick by dog
• SECURITY
• US Catholics want women deacons
• President thanks Kim for ‘nice’ letter
• SABOTAGE
• Employee accused of sexually abusing immigrant child
• No-touching conviction­s may be erased
• FOP revokes endorsemen­t after judge’s comments
• Cordray wants nearly $2B for infrastruc­ture
• $4.1M spent in bid to put dialysis initiative on ballot
• Man gets life for strangling his sister-in-law’s mother
• Liberal group highlights uninsured workers
• Gold replica of lunar module still missing
• Purged voters can cast ballot in special election
• Football bus service provides Delaware County residents rides
• False alert prompts lockdown at air base
• Starbucks teams with Alibaba to stay up in China
• Apple becomes first $1T company
• Suit accuses Sinclair, others of ad price fixing
• Pizza Hut slump leads to drop in Yum shares
• Papa John’s founder: I should be chain’s public face
• Swift action is necessary in Urban Meyer investigat­ion
• Study history; we need more critical thinking
• Why President Trump isn’t fighting the bots
• Charming Pooh film plenty good for the soul
• Advice can help reduce costs of school supplies
• Bell seeks record-tying fourth straight win
• Trade with Orlando brings Meram back to Crew
• Poulter finally solves Firestone, shoots 62
• Rookie Mahle struggles again
• Cardinals get walk- off win against Rockies

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