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DAYTON -- Montgomery County leaders made a plea to Gov. John Kasich to keep the 3rd Congressional District intact with no further split as part of the redistricting process. In the last redistricting in 2001, Montgomery County was divided, with about 22 percent going into the 8th District and the remainder being retained in the 3rd District, Commission President Debbie Lieberman and commissioners Judy Dodge and Dan Foley wrote in an Aug. 15 letter to the governor.
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The campaign of Sen. Joe Lieberman yesterday described efforts to have Mr. Lieberman kicked out of the Democratic Party "Soviet-style tactics" and "dirty political tricks at its worst. These are Soviet-style tactics," Lieberman campaign spokesman Dan Gerstein said.
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Now that we know who the two major party presidential nominees will be, it is time to begin in earnest that curious quadrennial ritual of speculating who each nominee will select as his running mate. With notable exceptions, the actual person chosen is rarely someone who was in the top tier of those predicted. Consider Harry Truman and John Bricker in 1944, Alban Barkley and Earl Warren in 1948, John Sparkman and Richard Nixon in 1952, Estes Kefauver in1956, Henry Cabot Lodge and Lyndon Johnson in 1960, William Miller in 1964, Ed Muskie and Spiro Agnew in 1968, Thomas Eagleton in 1972, Bob Dole in 1976, Geraldine Ferraro in 1984, Lloyd Bentsen and Dan Quayle in 1988, Al Gore in 1992, and Dick Cheney and Joe Lieberman in 2000 - the large majority of running-mate picks were surprises. Whe...
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DAYTON -- A current Montgomery County commissioner and two Democratic candidates said they plan to advocate for better publicizing of family activities on area river corridors. County Commissioner Debbie Lieberman and commission candidates Dan Foley and Judy Dodge said at a press conference Wednesday that they want to leverage county resources to enhance and promote the facilities.
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Sweet Tomatoes restaurants are sponsoring a food drive for the Utah Food Bank from Thursday to Dec. 20. Customers can drop off nonperishable food donations at either Sweet Tomatoes location, 10062 S. State, Sandy, or 7455 S. Union Park Ave, Midvale. Those who donate a canned good will get a 10 percent discount from their Sweet Tomatoes meal (352-9001 or 352-9980). The Food Network is selling a 2006 chef recipe calendar to raise funds for the New Orleans Hospitality Workers Disaster Relief Fund. The 15-month calendar features recipes and photos of Food Network favorites including Emeril Lagasse, Rachael Ray, Alton Brown, Bobby Flay, Paula Deen, Giada De Laurentiis, Mario Batali, Ina Garten, Al Roker, Tyler Florence, Michael Chiarello, Dave Lieberman, Sandra Lee, Warren Brown, and Dan Smi...
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Which brings us to the year 1596 AD. In that year, the Arab village of al-Majdal in the Ottoman Empire, located close to the ruins of ancient Ashkelon, had a population of 559 inhabitants. An industrious village, known for a weaving industry that produced silk for festival dresses, Al-Majdal's population grew to 11,000 by 1948. The poetic naming of their fabrics: "ji'nneh u nar" (heaven and hell),"nasheq rohoh" (breath of the soul) and "abu mitayn" (father of two hundred), signified the pride and originality of the Al-Majdal weavers. Not well recognized is that the territory awarded to the Palestinians in Resolution 181 extended along the coast to present day Ashdod, 38 kilometers above Gaza. AlMajdal had been awarded to the new Palestinian state. Also, not sufficiently explored is the ...
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has to win the Aug. 10 Democratic gubernatorial primary fight against former Stamford Mayor Dan Malloy, a battle he has been waging since January with media saturation and $6 million in expenditures, most of it his own money. Malloy is the Democratic Party's endorsed candidate. Consistently ahead by double digits in polls of registered Democratic voters, due to name recognition from his 2006 battle with U.S. Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, a tally of likely voters released this month shows that lead dropping to 9 percentage points. What would he do for Kilgore, if he was governor?
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Perhaps because Richardson has been embroiled in controversy over her dealings with Washington Mutual Bank, which canceled the sale of a foreclosed home she owns in Sacramento-the House Ethics Committee cleared her of charges on July 1-the incumbent is only slightly ahead of Parker in fund-raising ($370,000 to Parker's $320,000).\nS. support for Israel.' Sestak's Republican opponent, the former congressman and investment banker Pat Toomey, recently reiterated his opposition to hate crimes legislation, which in 2004 he called an attempt to criminalize thought. According to the JTA, Democratic incumbent Russ Feingold maintains a narrow lead over his opponent, Republican Ron Johnson, a plastics executive, but one-third ofthe voters have told pollsters that theyare undecided.
...Joe Lieberman (I-CT) in making Connecticut's U.S. Senate represe...
