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Trump rivals attack shift on immigration and flexibility
Warren Michigan AP report on Donald Trump signaling greater flexibility on immigration and other policies after a strong Super Tuesday showing. Cruz Rubio Romney critics denounce the shift while Trump promotes unity and negotiation, with debate remarks then a clarified stance on guest workers and laws.
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Law suit over wellness center hinges on phrase new school facility
Judge Lang states the case hinges on the meaning of new school facility and says the 2015 Wellness Center project cannot be reasonably included. He suggests mediation or final judgment options and schedules a status conference for April 6. Alexander Local School District and Albany Village face ongoing dispute over annexation and future community projects.
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Skimmer summit urges no debit use at pumps
Experts say protection starts with not using debit cards at gas pumps. Skimmers can harvest card numbers and PINs to create bogus cards, prompting routine bank account checks to detect identity theft. Gas station owners often dismiss the risk, but officials warn it can happen anywhere.
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China cuts growth target to 6.5 7 percent reforms aim higher private sector role
China lowers this year's growth target to 6.5 7 percent in a work report to Beijing's legislature. Premier Li Keqiang reiterates reforms to boost productivity and income by opening petroleum and telecoms markets to private firms. The plan shifts China toward domestic consumption and a self sustaining economy, reducing state dominance.
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U S presses UN council on sex abuse by peacekeepers
The United States urges the U N Security Council to confront sexual abuse and exploitation by peacekeeping troops and police. As the largest funder of peacekeeping, Washington seeks a firm, united signal that sexual crimes will not be tolerated and calls for accountability by contributing countries and the UN Secretary General.
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Police Question Lula in Petrobras Corruption Probe
Brazilian police questioned former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva for about four hours at his Sao Paulo home in a sweeping Petrobras corruption case. Lula denounced the raid as an assault on his image, the Workers Party, and President Dilma Rousseff.
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Students Celebrate Read Across America With Seuss Themed Activities
Morrison-Gordon and Coolville Elementary held Dr. Seuss week events across grades with color sorting, fraction lessons using pool noodles, and dress up days. Activities featured Cat in the Hat visits, Read Across America themes, and Seuss book readings, ending with Seuss character appearances and themed snacks.
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