Romney in Ohio; Obama preps

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Romney in Ohio; Obama preps

GOP rival keys on China, jobs; president hunkers before debate

By NANCY BENAC AND KASIE HUNT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Posted: October 14, 2012 at 4:18 a.m.

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A young supporter greets President Barack Obama as he arrives Saturday at the Newport News, Va., airport.

Republicans Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan went back to school Saturday to rally college students in all corners of all-important Ohio and hammer at President Barack Obama for going easy on China over unfair trade practices. Obama took precious time off the campaign trail to practice for the next debate against his GOP rival.

Romney faults Obama over China trade

Mitt Romney is attacking the Obama administration for delaying a decision about whether China is manipulating its currency to gain a trading edge. (By AP)
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Mitt Romney campaigns Saturday at Shawnee State University in Portsmouth, Ohio, in a bid to sway college students in the impo... (By: CHARLES DHARAPAK) (Credit: AP)

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