Dayton Daily News

He's 74 years old, sentenced to nearly seven years in a Russian penal colony on mercenary charges.

The Dayton Daily News in Ohio writing that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth visited Dayton Tuesday to declare that those serving on the front line have never depended more on those who toil on the nation's production lines.

Warfighters rely on the technician, the engineer, the welder, the IT professional, and their colleagues, Hegseth said in an address to the newest maintenance, repair, and overhaul hangar built by Sierra Nevada Corporation at Dayton International Airport in the shadow of a Boeing 747 aircraft.

8i the company is modified for service as an air force survivable airborne operations center reporting from the dayton daily news here's the secretary

we live on timelines today that require speed and scale and that's why we trust you with our nation's most vital assets which is why you're constructing the next generation survivable airborne operations center the very aircraft platform that i'm standing in front of today In a doomsday scenario, SAOC provides the president with unbreakable command and control.

No other nation on planet Earth has these types of capabilities, serving as our nation's ultimate insurance policy in a no-fail mission.

Yeah,

I read the paper version of the Dayton Daily News, Dan.

I thought of you because of that.

And it said originally when they were thinking about the movie, it was going to be a Jewish girl and a Catholic gang boy.

For 14 years, the case sat quiet, and his family reportedly held a memorial service within the first year, and in 2002, the state of Ohio declared him legally dead.

And that's where things stood until May of 2008, when a retired Dayton police lieutenant named David Williams gave an interview that ran in the Dayton Daily News.

Williams had spent part of his career as the department's go-to specialist on occult and gang activity, and he said he'd taken an interest in the Gall case from early on.

According to his account, he went into the asylum undercover during the original investigation and found a crowd he described as gothic and vampire-like.

I, I would venture to guess that David Pepper's dad, when he ran Procter & Gamble, probably was in a private jet quite a bit.

Okay, so what's the point? The point is where's ABC 6? Where's NBC 4i? Where's cleveland.com? Where's the Columbus Dispatch? Where's Dayton Daily News? Where's the Toledo Blade? To hold his feet to the fire and say, "Hey, nepo baby, what are you complaining about? Here's a mirror.

Look in it.

You were born on third base, and you're beating up a guy." I mean, you know, listen, I didn't want to complain about the press, but it's just kind of interwoven into me now.

This building, on the other hand, with a clock tower and all, will be there forever, as long as nobody touches it.

In September of 2022, we have an article in the Dayton Daily News where apparently the building needs our help.

We all know that restoration really means destruction at this point.

In my opinion, something happened within the last year or so.

Cheers.

It was an article in the Dayton Daily News.

It was entitled, When the Bomb Hits Dayton.

Oh, man.

Not before Bruce and FM placed a five-foot-tall metal letter E in my van.

Oh, my God, I heard about this.

I am now the proud owner of the letter E, which was once on the facade of the Dayton Daily News building in downtown Dayton.

The E was from the news.

I delivered the a- believe it or not, in Dayton, there was two papers every day.

Journal Herald and the Dayton Daily.

Dayton Daily.

Yes.

Yeah, and I delivered the afternoon paper.