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Remington College Names Singer AJ Green Spokesperson for 2011 Blood Drive Campaign

Remington College Names Singer AJ Green Spokesperson for 2011 Blood Drive Campaign
HEATHROW, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–AJ Green has been named spokesperson for Remington College’s 3 Lives campaign, a national effort to increase the number of minority blood donors.

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BRIEFLY: March 5

BRIEFLY: March 5
Read about what’s happening in and around Plymouth.

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Selling 5 prisons, cutting child care subsidies part of state budget proposal

Selling 5 prisons, cutting child care subsidies part of state budget proposal
COLUMBUS — Changes proposed by departments as part of the state budget process call for selling five prisons to private vendors, trimming money for children’s hospitals, food banks, drug courts and child care subsidies, and closing a youth prison, according to proposals obtained by the Dayton Daily News.The proposals are subject to change as Gov. John Kasich’s administration continues to prepare …

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Lance Armstrong backs Calif tobacco tax initiative

Lance Armstrong backs Calif tobacco tax initiative
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Cycling champ and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong said Monday is backing a proposed tax on tobacco in California to fund research on cancer and tobacco-related illnesses.

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Semi Crash Stalls Traffic On I-57

Semi Crash Stalls Traffic On I-57
Traffic was stalled on Interstate 57 on Sunday evening after a semi truck ran off the road and crashed in the far south suburbs.

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Soldier recruiting reflects new soldiers

Soldier recruiting reflects new soldiers
Anyone who remembers the Army recruiting stations of 20 years ago, walking in the Clarksville office on Wilma Rudolph Boulevard will be a wake-up call that the Army has changed.

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Consortium offers GED, job training classes

Consortium offers GED, job training classes
SOMERTON — Area residents lacking a high school degree and a job can get help landing full-time employment through a new education and vocational training program offered by the South Yuma County Adult Education Consortium.

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