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The Columbus Dispatch (Columbus, OH) articles from June 2006

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The Columbus Dispatch (Columbus, OH) back issues from June 2006:

Central Ohio's funding cut for homeland-security tasks.

Jun 01, 2006

Actor takes on role of mentor to youngsters.

Jun 01, 2006

Concert extols traditional styles.

Jun 01, 2006

Noe pleads guilty to federal charges: Coin dealer illegally routed thousands to Bush.

Jun 01, 2006

New home invigorates owner and neighbors.

Jun 01, 2006

Meijer to rent carts with videos.

Jun 01, 2006

Boulevard above I-70/71 called too pricey: State likes other plans; city not giving up.

Jun 01, 2006

Gutted complex nearly empty.

Jun 01, 2006

Muirfield potties above par, many say.

Jun 01, 2006

National spelling bee t-r-i-c-k-y for 2 Ohioans.

Jun 01, 2006

17-year-old dies where swimming prohibited: Teen found in water near wooded cove in Alum Creek Park.

Jun 01, 2006

Panel on cheating says fire chairman: OU committee lays blame for plagiarism in engineering theses.

Jun 01, 2006

Correction.

Jun 01, 2006

EDITORIAL: Everest ethics: Too many mountain climbers leave their humanity in the lowlands.

Jun 01, 2006

Groups question sponsor's hate ties.

Jun 01, 2006

United's offense overwhelms bumbling Crew.

Jun 01, 2006

Former mayor's aide an 'ambassador'.

Jun 01, 2006

EDITORIAL: Unraveling a tragedy: Allegations of an atrocity and cover-up by the U.S. military in Iraq must be fully investigated.

Jun 01, 2006

Delta, pilots reach agreement: Wage deal to save airline millions, avoids strike.

Jun 01, 2006

Tour of treasures: Six-state yard sale turns Rt. 40 into paradise for shoppers.

Jun 01, 2006

City called 'great' for plant lovers.

Jun 01, 2006

Holding the line: Jewelers hope to avoid raising prices despite spike in precious metals.

Jun 01, 2006

Center for 1954 champs dies at 74.

Jun 01, 2006

Westbrook bounces back, overpowers Sox.

Jun 01, 2006

Lee works on not tipping his glove hand.

Jun 01, 2006

Patrick's aim: better road work.

Jun 01, 2006

Unexpected success finds Watkins Memorial.

Jun 01, 2006

Amazing runs land state trips.

Jun 01, 2006

State dreams die for some in bitter fashion.

Jun 01, 2006

Keep signals on Rt. 33, critics say: Fairfield County officials object to limited-access road.

Jun 01, 2006

EDITORIAL: Make deficits a priority.

Jun 02, 2006

For its debut in prime time, national bee brings heat.

Jun 02, 2006

An affair to dismember: Couple's mean-spirited split only mildly amusing.

Jun 02, 2006

Promising Jewish satire turns to mush.

Jun 02, 2006

Story of amoral youth keeps its distance.

Jun 02, 2006

CCAD will buy Byers building: Art college will gain Broad St. presence.

Jun 02, 2006

EPA stands firm on C8 stance: DuPont disputes report's finding about cancer risk.

Jun 02, 2006

Woman hurt in shooting near rec center: 18-year-old victim shot on playground at South Linden site; gunman still at large.

Jun 02, 2006

Ex-township official sentenced for child porn: Judge orders treatment, 5 years in prison.

Jun 02, 2006

Man arraigned in son's death, fire.

Jun 02, 2006

Ex-state official charged in probe: BWC's former financial chief faces felony counts in scandal.

Jun 02, 2006

Art comes to life along the riverfront: Annual event features 270 artist booths, plus food and entertainment.

Jun 02, 2006

Retiring CEO aided growth of Alvis House.

Jun 02, 2006

Jubilee grocery store to be razed, rebuilt: Owner to open second Worthington area store; CVS to join grocery at High Street site.

Jun 02, 2006

EDITORIAL: Looking up: New life for Columbus' signature building is a healthy sign.

Jun 02, 2006

State and former Taft security chief reach settlement: Officer will retire, drop defamation lawsuit.

Jun 02, 2006

Suit says Children Services tried to steer kids from Islam.

Jun 02, 2006

Marysville house moved to new home: Man plans museum to honor ex-owner, a well-liked doctor.

Jun 02, 2006

Imperiled mussels returned to creek: Wildlife officials, biologists on hand for aquatic launch.

Jun 02, 2006

Two youths arrested in industrial park blaze.

Jun 02, 2006

Cleaner diesel fuel en route: Ultralow-sulfur version will emit fewer pollutants.

Jun 02, 2006

Top black officials embrace Strickland.

Jun 02, 2006

Motorcycles return to patrol duty: Troopers seek to reduce number of biker deaths.

Jun 02, 2006

A full-force fan: As ?Star Wars' exhibit stops at COSI, it's showtime for Westerville's Darth Vader.

Jun 02, 2006

Actor discusses his 'Boba' fetish.

Jun 02, 2006

Performer was born to play the blues.

Jun 02, 2006

Judge adds six years to sitter's sentence: Woman killed toddler in 2002 by shaking him.

Jun 02, 2006

Buying experience: Auto dealerships entertain, feed, inform, baby-sit and, oh, sell cars, too.

Jun 02, 2006

Mom is factor for recruit.

Jun 02, 2006

Classes at Ohio State serve as primer for the outdoors: Recreational activities such as backpacking, rafting, scuba diving are taught with a trip as final exam.

Jun 02, 2006

Jackets sign three 2004 draft picks.

Jun 02, 2006

Belliard puts charge into Indians.

Jun 02, 2006

Indians have a long wait before making draft pick.

Jun 02, 2006

Newark Catholic hopes it won't lose momentum, lead.

Jun 02, 2006

Little, Braves take a big step.

Jun 02, 2006