The Columbus Dispatch - 2018-09-20

• Similar slayings in Iowa draw different political reaction
• Accuser rejects hearing for now
• Friends, associates stick up for Kavanaugh’s accuser
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• Two drown as S.C. sheriff ’s van swept into floodwater­s
• Immigrant recruits’ future in Army again in doubt
• Terrorist attacks down, but US very wary of Iran
• Trump rails at familiar foes
• Trump cheers news out of Korean summit
• Trump’s wall fascinatio­n pops up in strange places
• Court releases autopsy reports in Rhoden deaths
• Man gets life sentence in fatal shooting
• Superinten­dent decision may come Thursday
• Video of fighting children leads to charges
• Woman indicted in fatal crash had 8 OVI conviction­s
• Faber website features fake Space/Pelosi photo
• EU opens probe into how Amazon uses data
• Decaying distillery gets restored
• Trump’s Iran oil sanctions working
• Nearly half of cellphone calls will be scams by 2019
• Allow Medicaid to help babies born drug-dependent
• Cynical defense of refugee cuts
• Trump administra­tion makes ‘ Crisis Next Door’ top priority
• Cheer, don’t pity pro football’s one-handed linebacker
• Mavs owner donates $10M after workplace probe
• Hoskins sparks Phillies over Mets
• Woods happy to be back in FedEx Cup finale
• Tulane looks for ‘special’ players to run option
• Cooper waited turn, now gets his chance
• Steelers discipline Brown for tardiness
• Sister acted appropriat­ely in sharing news about death
• Otterbein musical combines fantastic tales, universal truths
• Symphony’s ‘Fantasia’ lineup will leave audience animated
• Annual lesbian festival allows women to build connection­s
• ‘Fast-food’ burgers and shakes tasty options at vegan eatery
• Downtown breakfast gem hidden in old warehouse
• All age groups will make tracks to see Hot Wheels exhibition

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