Jaeger trial split over ex-girlfriend assault and murder claim
Jurors weigh two stark versions of Matthew Jaeger’s night with his ex-girlfriend after Oct 9, 2007. Prosecutors say he savagely mutilated her pelvic region during aggravated kidnapping and battery, while defense argues the injuries result from the woman falling on a bed railing. Deliberations began after closing arguments in Douglas County District Court.
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Tiny deer among 350 new species found in Himalayas
The World Wildlife Fund report highlights 350 plus new species found in the Himalayas over a decade including the miniature muntjac, a green gliding frog, and two rock-adhering catfish. Climate change and development threaten habitat, prompting calls for regional conservation plans and empowered local communities.
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Verdict alert for Matthew Jaeger case breaking news
A teaser invites readers to sign up for LJWorld breaking news alerts and to follow LJWorld on Twitter for the verdict in the Matthew Jaeger case. It provides sign up steps and mentions required account access. The notice emphasizes staying informed via ljworld.com alerts and the Twitter handle LJWorld.
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Budget talks to wrap up tonight
City budget deliberations near completion with a plan to keep the property tax rate steady, balance revenues and expenditures, avoid layoffs, and raise several fines and fees amid a tough economy. City Manager David Corliss says peers face harsher measures, such as furloughs and salary freezes.
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Typhoon Morakot leaves Taiwan village buried in mudslide
In Taiwan, a deadly typhoon triggered a mudslide in Shiao Lin village burying parts of the community and leaving about 400 people unaccounted for while 100 were rescued. The typhoon dumped up to 80 inches of rain across the island, causing widespread flooding and infrastructure damage. Local officials report 38 dead in Taiwan with the toll expected to rise and a $600 million emergency relief fund announced.
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Winning Food Entries Highlighted at Douglas County Fair
Winning recipes from this year’s Douglas County Fair are featured for Wednesday readers. Local cooks showcase dishes earning top honors in the fair’s kitchen competitions.
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