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

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

Election documentary brims with political passion.

Oct 01, 2006

Slow beginning builds to beautiful finish.

Oct 01, 2006

Serial killer who tracks murderers twisted but intriguing.

Oct 01, 2006

ON THE WANE: Follow-up to ?Cold Mountain' shines but not as brightly.

Oct 01, 2006

Musings on creativity always compelling.

Oct 01, 2006

Waiting for Brian.

Oct 01, 2006

South's high dropout rate bucks trend.

Oct 01, 2006

Years of waiting end with tribute.

Oct 01, 2006

Suburb targets its sex offenders: Reynoldsburg proposal would move those living within 1,000 feet of parks, library, day care.

Oct 01, 2006

Strickland's concern for others springs from his family and faith.

Oct 01, 2006

In a life filled with challenges, Blackwell has cut unique path.

Oct 01, 2006

Campaign pitches differ for local natives, newbies: Candidates say hometowns matter ? if they still live there.

Oct 01, 2006

Pickerington, township far from deal: Councilman wants to stop annexing residential land.

Oct 01, 2006

Schiavo's sister expounds on family's fight: Terri wasn't terminal, she tells conference.

Oct 01, 2006

Fall is time to admire nature's color palette.

Oct 01, 2006

Correction.(Correction notice)

Oct 01, 2006

Condos becoming cushier as builders vie for young buyers.

Oct 01, 2006

EDITORIAL: For state treasurer: Cordray's career record of competence, integrity make him standout choice.(Editorial)

Oct 01, 2006

'Hot-button' issues energize fewer voters this year.

Oct 01, 2006

Tight races in Ohio may decide fate of Congress: Ouster of Pryce, Chabot crucial for Democrats to win House, analysts say.

Oct 01, 2006

Trains will bring jobs to Ohio: Rail improvements will put Columbus in cargo's path.

Oct 01, 2006

EDITORIAL: For state auditor: Taylor would be first CPA to oversee Ohio's books.(Editorial)

Oct 01, 2006

OSU, Iowa played upset special in '85.

Oct 01, 2006

Browns, Raiders seek consistency: Teams keep changing coaches, lineups in search of victories.

Oct 01, 2006

Talk of Blue Jackets making playoffs is just that ? talk.

Oct 01, 2006

Obnoxious Buckeyes fans need to be sent to neutral corner.

Oct 01, 2006

AY, CHIHUAHUA!: Pet Name Contest won by pair of pooches.

Oct 01, 2006

Bennett article reminds reader of real-life encounter.

Oct 01, 2006

Defense picks off Iowa's Tate three times.

Oct 01, 2006

Pittman ignites Buckeyes' ground game.

Oct 01, 2006

Tate says sputtering offense was his fault.

Oct 01, 2006

Gonzalez can't say enough about blocking: He credits fellow receivers for springing him on 30-yard TD.

Oct 01, 2006

Bobcats fall flat during loss: Falcons make most of three turnovers, four sacks in win.

Oct 01, 2006

Bengals expect different looks from Pats defense.

Oct 01, 2006

Traditional sign of autumn: Jackets with injuries.

Oct 01, 2006

Westbrook displays his worth to Indians.

Oct 01, 2006

Sizemore still working to hit better vs. lefties.

Oct 01, 2006

Cincinnati comes to end of the line.

Oct 01, 2006

LaRue doesn't expect to catch for Reds in 2007.

Oct 01, 2006

Crew victorious, but eliminated from playoffs.

Oct 01, 2006

Lawmaker wants to put railroad fixes back on track.

Oct 01, 2006

Counseling, drugs work best as team.

Oct 02, 2006

Street-fight DVD creates buzz online.

Oct 02, 2006

Dublin's demographics make developers of River Ridge happy.

Oct 02, 2006

Insurer cutting rates in Ohio.

Oct 02, 2006

Saddle up: Local equine-management student joins thousands of other riders at Quarter Horse Congress.

Oct 02, 2006

Massage or sex? That's the rub: Council to discuss laws that benefit legitimate therapists.

Oct 02, 2006

STRAIGHT FROM THE APPLE: Unpasteurized cider may be the best, but health experts advise drinking with caution.

Oct 02, 2006

Thousands of new citizens urged to vote.

Oct 02, 2006

Even some GOP candidates talk up themes of reform.

Oct 02, 2006

EDITORIAL: For State Issue 5: Support smoking ban; reject State Issue 4's special-interest ploy.(Editorial)

Oct 02, 2006

EDITORIAL: Change the course: Once the election fog clears, a solution is needed in Iraq.(Editorial)

Oct 02, 2006

Parent's voice best to sound the alarm: Children react better, faster to recorded fire alert, study finds.

Oct 02, 2006

DeWine, Brown wrangle in debate: Positions on war, tax cuts separate Senate combatants.

Oct 02, 2006

Young Buckeyes are like old hands: Underclassmen continue to make big contributions.

Oct 02, 2006

Hall ends touchdown drought.

Oct 02, 2006

Browns get win after trailing by 18 points: Cleveland pitches shutout against Oakland in second half.

Oct 02, 2006

Return game was big plus for Browns.

Oct 02, 2006

Droughns is driving force on ground.

Oct 02, 2006

Bengals' psyche takes big hit in loss.

Oct 02, 2006

Henry held out of game.

Oct 02, 2006

Back to prove a point: Dillon displays his emotions in successful return to Cincinnati.

Oct 02, 2006

The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio, Todd Jones column: Inability to stop the run could bring down Bengals.(Column)

Oct 02, 2006

Feel-good finish?: Players leave with positive vibes despite tough year.

Oct 02, 2006

Blake takes critical approach.

Oct 02, 2006