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Expensive land pushes city's water hunt northward

New city plan could bring comprehensive changes

Union officials dissatisfied despite meeting

Portman brings decades of experience to council

Whitehouse focused on family, council race

Schailes live life of faith, hope and love

Lazarus has come full circle in politics

Sams brings independence to council race

Group challenges COSI's finances

O'Brien fends off darts from challenger Cochran

Violence often becomes part of KKK rallies

Lashutka plans push for big-league team

O'Brien keeps life simple

Cochran experienced in mediation

Salerno wants to see Columbus flourish

Salerno stumps for vacant land plan

Meeting idol set foundation for Coleman's career

Coleman researches 'mobile police centers'

Report: Internal FCCS controls are adequate

William Arthur and Samuel Porter; Presiding partners bring similar views to leadership

Building fulfills dreams

O'Brien: Lawyers in his office underpaid

Challengers debate annexation issues

Caseworkers on front line for Children Services

CIty reworks abatement policy

Services eliminated with new trash plan

Pizzuti optimistic about luring team here

Groups debate hiring program's timeline

Statue critics says city shouldn't honor Columbus

Local, state politicians take aim at shifting target

Budget deficit will cost you more - eventually

Group wants local campaign finance reform

Lewis is skeptical about finance reform

Authority sues insurance company

Ryan won't stray far from politics

Lashutka unveils balanced budget for 1994

'Deadline' passes with no new COSI site

Report talks competition, cooperation

Boyle: Abatements are bad policy

Commission waits for COSI plans

Watts: COSI delays are nothing new to Central Ohio

Traffic standards removed from plan; Developers prompt revisit of issues

Lashutka keeps options open on tax increase

Committee to review elimination of human services

Butler unsure job will be cut

Minority convention, tourism dollars sought

John B. McCoy; Banc One boss brings balance to leadership

Neighborhoods want to limit liquor permits

Kennedy's ready for presidency

Future cuts could include administrators, vehicles

Fenton makes impassioned plea against parks cuts

Columbus tables Hilliard water deal

Promoters wait for review of studies

Santa Maria's money request sails through council

Bowlers hope health boards spare them

Vets may be ready to share site with COSI

Groups fighting smoking ban make final push

Individuals go to bat for city cash

Welch relieved by show of support

Lazarus won't run in state races; Councilwoman doesn't rule out judgeship

Light rail move begins with tax, officials say

Lazarus laps competition in fund-raising race

Charges fly in Battelle dispute

Officials circumspect on Foulk TV episode's impact

Commissioners in dark on COSI move

COSI boss to drop private company ties; Shamansky administers 'smell test'

Artist: Statue is not Christopher Columbus

Lazarus excited about appeals court campaign

Library: Parent must monitor what children read

Let's try legalizing murder

Morse-Bethel bridge is in hands of voters

Violence, budget talk marked '93; Columbus in review

Portman joins call for campaign reform

Construction permits may be close for amphitheater

Roberts combination a winner for parks; Father and son are mainstays for department

County to take care of justice system in '94

Future of water contract still murky

Officials focus on more mobs, less crime; What's in store for '94

Statue isn't big concern for Lashutka; He likes progress on riverfront issues

Columbus, county plan riverfront corporation

Officials offer their 'states of the city'

Observers offer insight into Klan's Saturday rally

'Community policing' answer to violence? Lashutka talks crime at annual State of City

Chamber relies on experts for new arena study

City perseveres during recent cold spell

Columbus issues amphitheater stage permit

Kennedy turns to Riffe for advice

Trash must be addressed, Kennedy says

Kennedy: Review police building contract; But no smoking gun seen

City officials debate fairness of civil service reform; AFSCME employees sue Columbus

A conversation with 'Buck' Rinehart

Columbus struggles for fire station staffing answers