The Delaware Gazette

Obama, Dems redoubling money efforts to keep edge

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — His cash advan­tage threat­ened, Pres­i­dent Barack Obama and his party are redou­bling their fundrais­ing efforts after robust hauls by Repub­li­can rival Mitt Rom­ney and a slew of GOP-leaning super PACs that are rak­ing in cash from the party faith­ful highly moti­vated to top­ple the Democrat.

Obama targets middle-class voters through airwaves

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EUCLID — Tar­get­ing middle-class vot­ers, Pres­i­dent Barack Obama on Mon­day unveiled a sweep­ing $25 mil­lion, nine-state ad cam­paign whose cen­ter­piece is a com­mer­cial por­tray­ing him as the stew­ard of an eco­nomic come­back and con­fronting Repub­li­can crit­i­cism that recov­ery has sput­tered on his watch.

Mary (Angie) Darst

Mary (Angie) Darst, 47, of Delaware, died unex­pect­edly Sat­ur­day (March 10, 2012) in the emer­gency room of Grady Memo­r­ial Hospital.

It’s on: GOP, Democrats fight over women voters

WASHINGTON — Is the 2012 elec­tion shap­ing up to be all about women? Pres­i­dent Barack Obama is work­ing hard to woo this piv­otal con­stituency in his re-election race. His Demo­c­ra­tic allies are even accus­ing the GOP of launch­ing a “war against women” after the Repub­li­cans reignited a new national debate over cul­tural issues, includ­ing birth control.

Obama announces help for student loan borrowers

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DENVER (AP) — Pres­i­dent Barack Obama recalled his strug­gles with stu­dent loan debt as he unveiled a plan Wednes­day that could give mil­lions of young peo­ple some relief on their payments.

Wall Street protesters thwart eviction attempt

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NEW YORK (AP) — Anti-Wall Street pro­test­ers exulted Fri­day after beat­ing back a plan to clear them from the park they have occu­pied for the past month, say­ing the vic­tory will embolden the move­ment across the U.S. and beyond.

Slow start dooms Bishops

Sopho­more quar­ter­back Mason Espinosa (Cookeville, Tenn.) found sopho­more half­back Rayce Risser (Colum­bus Grove) on a 9-yard scor­ing pass to high­light the Bishop offense, but Carnegie Mel­lon built a 34–3 half­time lead and went on to defeat Ohio Wes­leyan 41–10 in non-conference play on Sat­ur­day in Pittsburgh.

Obama says Republicans would ‘cripple’ US

SEATTLE (AP) — Pres­i­dent Barack Obama took his newly com­bat­ive mes­sage to the lib­eral West Coast on Sun­day, aim­ing to re-energize faith­ful Demo­c­ra­tic vot­ers who have grown increas­ingly dis­en­chanted with him.

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