The Columbus Dispatch - 2014-06-01

• A year in, Good has won fans with style
• Cellphones embraced as PR tool
• U.S. swaps 5 detainees for soldier
• Man takes plunge to beat family record
• Philadelph­ia neighborho­od mourns loss of old home
• Russia accused of training rebels
• Insider-trading probe building for 3 years
• 6 feared dead on Mt. Rainier
• Road covered by slide reopened
• Suicide bomber’s life in Florida detailed
• Anniversar­y march halted
• India arrests 3rd suspect in fatal gang rape
• Spending bills: Chaotic breakdown
• GOP filibuster­s; Dems ‘fill the tree’
• U.S., Australia pressure Thai junta
• Abbas: Fatah, Hamas cement deal
• Afghan regions hit by airstrikes
• Town thrilled Bowe is coming home
• In San Jose, some voters can score free weed
• Rule aims to reduce carbon pollution
• Chinese, Hagel spar over Asia’s tensions
• Mother accused of trying to kill 3 kids is free on bail
• FDA updates mercury-in-seafood advice
• End of an era: Last WWII vets leaving Capitol
• Species going extinct faster than in past
• Holocaust memorial being unveiled at Statehouse speaks for those who survived and the millions who perished Bearing witness
• Leukemia pill shows promise
• Picking up the pieces of the force
• Violations often don’t shut wells
• Feds trying to walk tightrope at trial
• Slow down in June? Not these days
• More businesses support LGBT workers
• Stabbing victim found dead
• Young girl drowns during birthday party
• Final test finally overcome, she can collect her diploma
• Samaritans can’t save gunshot victim
• Crew wilts after promising start
• Grove City graduates to state semifinal
• Gaborik’s game fitting in nicely with Kings
• Froch knocks out Groves, retains WBA, IBF titles
• Spurs eliminate Thunder, get Finals rematch vs. Heat
• Heat set tone for drive to Finals in camp
• FIFA concerned about readiness of 3 stadiums
• Less than the best to put U.S. to test
• Salt Lake’s streak stopped by Seattle
• Aviles swings big bat for Indians
• Cardinals’ ‘rain man’ overcomes more delays
• Sharpshoot­ing Kilbourne takes state title
• Close call for Columbus Academy
• Watterson’s Lombardi leaves with victories, diploma
• Jonathan Alder earns its first trip to state
• Game 7 is a fitting end to classic West series
• Moves afoot would give student-athletes a voice
• Nadal, beset by back injury, boosts winning streak in Paris
• Power beats Rahal in 1st of 2 Detroit races
• Trainers ready for fallout if Chrome is upset
• Seven-goal run helps Ohio end skid
• Cloyd’s big first game leads to sweep of doublehead­er
• Women’s top ranking within Lewis’ reach
• Ohioans safe from many dangers, but not from ticks
• Angler weighs risk of a parking ticket in pursuit of carp
• Lefty Watson right where he wants to be
• Mickelson plays on despite probe
• Confident Scott just three behind leader
• Youngsters Matsuyama, Spieth in contention
• Difficult day leaves Casey four back
• Langley partnered with Watson for final round
• Motivation often tricky for Sunday also-rans
• Boat sales are bouncing back after Great Recession; it’s the necessary accessory when you finally get that place at the lake Anchors aweigh
• Allegiant Air keeps wheels up with fees
• Discounts found on tableware, underwear
• Polaris’ developer aims to be current
• Banks face competitio­n by unlikely new rivals
• ‘Reshoring’ is returning factory jobs to region
• Halting home air leaks can cut electricit­y costs
• Women trail men in retirement savings
• Debt collectors shouldn’t be tax collectors
• Pull back curtain on ‘window dressing’
• Only 2% of companies look to hire liberal-arts grads
• Cost controls still bosses’ top issue
• Groups that won’t talk shouldn’t complain
• Obligation
• AMERICAN LIBERATOR
• SET ON SURVIVAL
• Battelle retools 360-degree video camera to operate in the ocean at depths to 10,000 feet
• General college science courses need overhaul
• Ohio’s Holocaust Memorial will be a testament against hate
• Leave red-light cameras alone
• Shelter needs study before hiring leader
• HUD proposal would benefit poor areas
• Keep your hand on your wallet; lawmakers are about to recess
• Inequality doesn’t trigger redistribu­tion
• Obama seems to want his foreign policy to be like Ike’s
• Don’t let crazy people hold culture hostage
• Ensemble and guests to make a multitude of beautiful music
• Winners sparse on latest effort by Carey
• Slice of Swiss cheese not that sharp
• Mystery will keep readers on diaper pins and needles
• Ex-area leader a champion of such projects
• Paintings pop with bold colors
• Use of venue key to show itself
• Women in power shun staid gray suits of yore
• Forwarding mail better than simply returning it
• Couple can tell kin: Sunday plans don’t include church
• Parents can minimize, but not stop, sibling rivalry
• Ice can help remove carpet indentatio­ns
• If wife wants out, trying to stop her is futile
• Internet stars to pen books
• Many can’t leave devices at home, survey says
• Fertile region that recalls royalty of past easy to explore on two wheels
• Significan­t places carry blessings of UNESCO label
• Azay-le-Rideau/Villandry
• Museum to fete doughnuts
• Wildlife and driving
• Simple tips benefit first-time campers
• Longtime dream
• Growing tips
• Park’s posies getting ready for your visit
• Ohio’s salamander­s are quite the sight
• Oriental rugs unlike any other artwork: intricate beauty that you can walk on
• Proposed rules would ban sale, donation of ivory
• Accenting 5 kitchen spots cheaper than remodeling
• Cement paint is secret to making stucco stick
• Neighborho­od Launch project Downtown growing again after slowing in recession
• More agents consider marketing with drones
• Calculator assesses total deal, including fees
• Wisconsin house is personal art museum
• REALESTATE REPORT
• Dropping out of homeowners associatio­n not an option

The Columbus Dispatch - 2014-05-31

The Columbus Dispatch - 2014-06-02