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By Tom Sexton
It's hard to tell if the backing of Hank Williams, Jr., or Colin Powell has much impact on voters today, but there's no doubting what put Fess Whitaker in office.
Long-hairs, boilermakers and "Christians For Obama" turn out to hear the candidate in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Bill Bishop's book on cultural segregation comes alive -- fiercely -- for Tom Sexton when he mixes it up in Ohio. Hold the ketchup!
NCAA Division I schools are recruiting more players from small communities, but rural athletes face higher hurdles to compete.BioFuels and Energy | Politics and Government
07/14/2008
A grounded airplane keeps legislators from overview of mountain-top removal coal mining's scar on Appalachia.
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