Wednesday, April 9, 2003
Nothing says home like chili
There's nothing like a little chili in the Iraqi desert to warm a soldier's heart. And on Saturday, people who plan to send a serviceman or servicewoman a care package can stop at any Gold Star Chili restaurant in the Tristate and pick up a free can of chili during the restaurants' normal business hours.
Gold Star restaurants also are collecting the names and addresses of military personnel to send them "a special Cincinnati-style greeting of its own," said Gold Star spokeswoman Susan McDonald.
Howard Wilkinson
TRISTATE REACTS TO WAR
Ben-Gal visits Army brother
Nothing says home like chili
'God loves those Marines'
Keeping in touch
IN THE TRISTATE
Where drivers will tread slowly
Pick 1: Gamble or pay more tax
'Racinos' spreading as aging tracks seek update
Norwood Council approves urban renewal study
Pastor: Rebuke won't halt gay ordinations
UC research raises debate in Florida
Police, fire radio fix ready by the fall
Obituary: Elaine Mack, 93, shared her good fortune
Tristate A.M. Report
ENQUIRER COLUMNISTS
AMOS: A fragmented front
BRONSON: Boycott crime
KORTE: City Hall
Some Good News
BUTLER, WARREN, CLERMONT
Health care costs jump for Warren Co. jail
Students prep for surgery
OHIO
Ohio lawmakers scramble to fix budget
Ohio Moments
KENTUCKY
Attorney negotiating Epling's restitution
Stopgap jail project to cost $800,000
New Web site puts two N.Ky. counties on map
Democratic rivals debate in governor race
Funds OK'd for lawyer in suit defense
Plan OK'd for Crestview mall
University of Louisville may increase tuition
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