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December 98

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1997 went round and round, and slightly forward Dec. 27, 1998
Christmas tree is decorated in memories Dec. 25, 1998
War hits home hard for these families Dec. 18, 1998
Santa did it for love Dec. 16, 1998
Funny timing on Voinovich investigation Dec. 14, 1998
No outrage over top cop Dec. 11, 1998
Living legend at Miami ends career today Dec. 9, 1998
Stick it to the Klan: Help those they hate Dec. 4, 1998

November 98

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Two dishing it right back Nov. 25, 1998
Holidays are a great chance to help fountain Nov. 23, 1998
Reds don't get museum basic: You need stuff Nov. 20, 1998
Cooks' choice: Serving food and one another Nov. 18, 1998
Black Miami students sense racial divide Nov. 13, 1998
Women offer support for home business Nov. 11, 1998
Mental health crew even fights like a family Nov. 4, 1998
Remember, on Tuesday, you're bass Nov. 2, 1998
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October 98

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Sneak peek at rich & famous tricks, treats Oct. 30, 1998
Power means taking control of your life Oct. 28, 1998
No shortage of opinions on Issue 3 Oct. 26, 1998
Neighborhood asserts right: No strip club Oct. 23, 1998
Old-fashioned lunch on tap at Hedlesten's Oct. 21, 1998
A bridge too close Oct. 19, 1998
Denying gays equal rights shames us all Oct. 16, 1998
Every day he stops in for a tuneup Oct. 14, 1998
Voice mail holds tales good and bad Oct. 12, 1998
Mendelson was gold standard of coin dealers Oct. 9, 1998
Teacher finds not just lunch in brown bag Oct. 7, 1998
Washington could learn from Florence Oct. 5, 1998
Even boulders need TLC Oct. 2, 1998

September 98

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City left policeman's widow with bills Sept. 25, 1998
Memory of what really matters Sept. 23, 1998
New hope for house and its residents Sept. 21, 1998
President's legacy? Lies and mistrust Sept. 18, 1998
Neonatal nurses find hope in beginnings Sept. 16, 1998
Jailing 'scum' agonizing when scum is a child Sept. 7, 1998
A mom to match our state motto Sept. 4, 1998

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August 98

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Traffic tie-ups test patience of churchgoers Aug. 31, 1998
If deputies wave, they'll fit in town Aug. 28, 1998
Granddad trades job for grandson Aug. 26, 1998
Nasty split-up can't destoy esprit de corps Aug. 21, 1998
President's excuses don't equal apology Aug. 19, 1998
Roads boss should fix poor morale Aug. 17, 1998
Alert citizens can help find vicious gang Aug. 14, 1998
Forging metal, friendships all part of job Aug. 12, 1998
So much for this stuff about peace on earth Aug. 10, 1998
Scrooge turns out to be nice guy Aug. 7, 1998
Front porch refuge from the world Aug. 5, 1998
The people have spoken; now let them be heard Aug. 3, 1998

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July 98

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Gibson, where's the heart? July 31, 1998
Forgiving heals hurts and helps right the heart July 29, 1998
Peace garden a place where love may grow July 20, 1998
Past, present summer fun - and it's free July 17, 1998
Anger, gripes cannot cover a heart's grief July 15, 1998
Readers spar over worth of special school July 13, 1998
Cuts at academy don't add up July 10, 1998
Nurse's dance leaves no time for lunch July 8, 1998
With Sterne gone, it's wee the people July 3, 1998
Their jobs stink, but not the perks July 1, 1998

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June 98

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Safety plan is successful if it saves one life June 29, 1998
Does anyone care about these men? June 26, 1998
Love of sons embraces more than just hugs June 24, 1998
Fountain gets donations and Reds get tips June 22, 1998
Land: The only thing that matters June 16, 1998
No pouting if Reds remain on the river June 15, 1998
Inside Genius of Waters, it rains June 13, 1998
Chip in to restore bronze lady June 12, 1998
Family lunch puts kindness on the menu June 10, 1998
Residents see racism in terms of black, white June 8, 1998
Dear Diaries, you're home again June 5, 1998
'I have a grudge against Cincinnati' June 3, 1998
Hey, city, can you spare the appeal? June 1, 1998

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May 98

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Trifling moves Mason beyond comfort zone May 29, 1998
Smart enough to get Cliff to buy lunch May 27, 1998
In Dad's stories, he wasn't a hero May 25, 1998
West Chester will welcome catalog firm May 22, 1998
Nothing like a little irreverent humor in their line of work May 20, 1998
McAlpin's down-home style fits us May 19, 1998
Readers' plea: Don't tear out doors! May 18, 1998
Deerfield Twp., Mason need to talk May 15, 1998
Man on move wants his life at slower pace May 13, 1998
Stop terminal project dead in its tracks May 11, 1998
Best incentive for Marge is the fans May 8, 1998
Men in black not scared to show they care May 6, 1998
Cincinnati school war stirs passions May 4, 1998
NAACP has right job, wrong tool May 1, 1998

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April 98

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Baby shares love of two mothers Apr. 29, 1998
If parents want odyssey, let them pay Apr. 27, 1998
Catching up at lunch: the flavor of everyday romance Apr. 22, 1998
Road warrior's task: head off gridlock, tame tie-ups, let it flow Apr. 20, 1998
Killing whole riverfront plan makes no sense Apr. 17, 1998
Riding the wind in currents of worry Apr. 15, 1998
Light rail, taxes, and a lucky lunch Apr. 13, 1998
Roll out the microbrewers' half-barrels Apr. 10, 1998
Pest auditor leads life of danger Apr. 8, 1998
Uncommon foresight seen in Amberley Apr. 3, 1998

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March 98

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Unassuming artist played toss with Reds Mar. 30, 1998
We should get aboard light rail Mar. 27, 1998
Readers split over Lakota's capital idea Mar. 23, 1998
Big Tex ready for showdown with cancer Mar. 20, 1998
'What is this place?" A godsend Mar. 18, 1998
School sports lose honor by selling name Mar. 13, 1998
Freedom is big reward of small business Mar. 11, 1998
Killer isn't the only one hearing voices Mar. 9, 1998
One man refuses to forget GIs Mar. 6, 1998
IRS agents pay taxes, too Mar. 4, 1998
So murderer wants death? Make him live Mar. 2, 1998

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February 98

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Two-faced school board insult to city Feb. 27, 1998
Blind couple celebrate blessings Feb. 25, 1998
Downtown parking: The nightmare begins Feb. 23, 1998
Qualls' plans won't disrupt city business Feb. 20, 1998
Community's compassion outshines hate Feb. 18, 1998
Racist crime inspires hate, concern Feb. 16, 1998
A Valentine from the front of the bus Feb. 13, 1998
Butler business lunch group tastes success Feb. 11, 1998
Help police clean scum off Oxford streets Feb. 9, 1998
Officer must have heart of lion Feb. 6, 1998
Poker-playing moms take whatever's dealt Feb. 4, 1998
Readers split on a friend's responsibility Feb. 2, 1998

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January 98

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Witness to girl's beating did her best Jan. 30, 1998
Jurors take job seriously Jan. 28, 1998
Monica's friend anything but Jan. 26, 1998
Top cop hot about station firebombing Jan. 23, 1998
Teamwork aids coach's family Jan. 21, 1998
Cincinnatians poised to run Statehouse Jan. 19, 1998
City could grow profits with riverside park Jan. 16, 1998
10 acres aren't worth sacrifice of city's future Jan. 14, 1998
Holmes , student winners after apology Jan. 12, 1998
Holmes offers non-apology, misstatements Jan. 9, 1998
District investigates prank on student Jan. 8, 1998
Coach, players take note: Real men apologize Jan. 7, 1998

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