Hocking College Tobacco Free Policy Enforces Fines and Courses
Hocking College enforces a no smoking policy at campus events like Hocktoberfest and the Nelsonville Music Festival with fines for violations. First offenses bring a warning and an online American Cancer Society course. second offenses incur a $100 fine, with $100 fines for repeated violations and possible loss of campus access. Ohio University emphasizes education over penalties and may reinforce quitting incentives.
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Drug ring defendants face charges as grand jury urged
Blackburn says additional charges will go to the grand jury while alleged leaders appear in court. Co-defendants plead guilty and will testify against Spears and Vore. Twelve others, including Leesha Santek and Cary Losey, face charges of engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and trafficking heroin with various counts and tools. Pretrial hearings set for July 28.
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Plea Agreement Set for Losey in Trafficking Case
Losey pleaded guilty to five charges including a pattern of corrupt activity and four counts of heroin trafficking. Under the plea agreement, a five year community control sentence with an eight year underlying prison term is requested. Sentencing is set for July 20.
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South Carolina Senate votes to remove Confederate flag
The SC Senate approved a bill to remove the Confederate flag from the Capitol grounds and send the banner to the Confederate Relic Room, while the House prepared to debate preserving some symbol honoring Southern ancestors. Gov Haley and business leaders back the proposal. The vote honored slain colleague Clementa Pinckney's widow, who attended in black, with the chamber unified in mourning.
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Senators blasted Carter over Syria rebels program and IS fight
GOP senators pressed Defense Secretary Carter as only 60 trainees remain in the effort to train and arm 5,400 rebels annually, with 7,000 in the pipeline. McCain called the figure unimpressive while Obama argued progress against IS. The debate noted IS gains in Ramadi and Mosul, ongoing airstrikes, and U.S. advisers sent to Anbar.
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