Oregon school shooting at Umpqua? gunman attack details emerge
Distressed parents searched for missing students at county fairgrounds after a mass shooting at a Roseburg campus. Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin reported 10 dead and seven wounded, while Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum cited 13 killed. President Obama urged action on gun control as details and discrepancies emerged about the attacker and casualty toll. The gunman targeted Snyder Hall after firing through a classroom window during an English class.
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Rebecka Carnes
Chandler
Carnes
Douglas County
John Hanlin
FBI
Oregon
Ellen Rosenblum
Hanlin
Barack Obama
White House
U.S
Kortney Moore
Snyder Hall
Roseburg
Lorie Andrews
Mercy Medical Center
Springfield
Joe Biden
Newtown
Deadly shooting at Oregon community college shocks town
Thirteen people were killed and at least twenty injured when a gunman opened fire at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg Oregon. Police battled the shooter during a chaotic scene as students fled and were bused to safety amid medical evacuations.
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Community College
Oregon
Gunman Fires at Class, Forcing Students to State Religion
Kortney Moore, 18, recalls a writing class ordeal when a shot shredded the classroom window and struck the teacher in the head. The gunman ordered everyone to the floor then to stand and declare their religion before opening fire.
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Kortney Moore
Roseburg News-Review
Board weighs termination of agency chief amid personnel probe
Dr Maryalice Turner was hired as assistant superintendent in March. A June board vote created a three person committee to meet with Young over residential services for a specific individual. The August investigation cited eight grounds for termination including misfeasance and insubordination. Young refused to resign and was placed on paid leave. Day became acting superintendent. A second probe found eight grounds for termination and a rebuttal from Young's attorney questioned the scope of the contract. The board began a search for a new superintendent and considered Kevin Davis, with a potential Oct 6 special meeting to extend an offer.
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Day
Young
Pam Bond
Margart Demko
Robert J. Beggs
Beggs
Kevin Davis
Museum building sale sets $800,000 bid on North Congress site
North Congress Street property tied to a society and museum sale with a minimum price of $650,000 for the North Court Street building. David Cornwell of Cornwell Properties did not reveal plans, stating options are still under consideration. The sale allows continued museum occupancy up to 180 days post closing, with no demolition planned. Krause Rental Properties of Athens was the other bidder. The society bought the North Court building in 1993 for $230,000.
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North Court Street
David Cornwell
Cornwell Properties
Historical Society
Cornwell
Krause Rental Properties of
Athens
North Court
Experian Says 15 Million T-Mobile Customers Hit in Hack
Hackers accessed data from Experian used by T-Mobile to check credit for plans and financing. About 15 million U.S. customers may have had Social Security numbers birthdates addresses and other personal details exposed between Sept 2013 and Sept 2015. Experian says there is no evidence of misuse but urges vigilance. free credit monitoring is offered and annual credit reports remain available from annualcreditreport.com.
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New York
T-Mobile Wireless
U.S
Experian
T-Mobile
Tmobile
Protectmy D
Twitter
John Legere
Legere
Gartner
Avivah Litan
Annualcreditreport.com
Equifax
TransUnion
Annie Garrigan
Bellevue
Washington
Eva Velasquez
Identity Theft Resource Center
Campus Barbecue Bridges Police and Students on Park Place
OU students stumbled on a community barbecue as deputies and city officers mingled with residents. Sheriff’s Office D A R E officer highlighted outreach while dancers and deejaying added a social tone. Residence assistants Macey Smith Raulinaitis wished they’d known earlier to bring residents.
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JPAC
Childs
Sheriff’s Office
D.A.R.E
APD
OUPD
Woub
Sarah Macey
Michael Smith
Erik Raulinaitis
Park Place
Macey
Smith
Ohio road-salt settlement distributes 6.8M to local governments
About 850 public entities in Ohio receive portions of an 11.5 million rock salt settlement with Morton Salt and Cargill. The Ohio Department of Transportation gets 1.7 million, while 848 eligible local governments receive varying amounts, with Cleveland at about 250,000 and several major cities also funded. Universities also receive payments.
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Antitrust Fund
DeWine
Morton Salt Inc
Minneapolis
Cargill Inc
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Akron
Columbus
Youngstown
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