Witness stand clash over who screams on 911 call
Trayvon Martin case witness conflict centers on whether the cries for help in the 911 recording came from the teen or the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot him. The dispute surfaced as lawyers cross examined, highlighting tensions around key audio evidence.
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Butler schools recoup losses through open enrollment
Butler County districts including Butler Tech now offer open enrollment to students whose parents live outside the district. Ross Local remains without such a policy. Since 1989, over 80 percent of Ohio districts have open enrollment per the Ohio Department of Education.
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Fairfield City Schools Expands Open Enrollment to Boost Funds
Reporter Hannah Poturalski covers how Fairfield City Schools plans to use open enrollment to generate more revenue amid a fixed state funding formula. Superintendent Paul Otten notes inflation outpacing funding while the district recoups about $550,000 from 114 students leaving in the first year. Fairfield joins other districts in opening enrollment beyond local boundaries. New Miami restricts to nearby districts.
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Vatican clears path to sainthood for two popes
Pope Francis used papal authority to advance John Paul II toward canonization by approving a required miracle and waived Vatican rules to honor John XXIII. The move signals Francis willingness to bend tradition to emphasize the Second Vatican Council legacy and modernize the church.
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Jobs growth fuels optimism as payrolls rise in June
U.S. employers added 195000 jobs in June with revisions upward for April and May. The unemployment rate stayed at 7.6 percent as more people entered the labor force. Retailers, hotels, restaurants, construction and financial services led gains amid housing and car sales boosts.
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New Details Coup in Egypt Blazes Into Violence
Protests in Cairo by Islamist supporters of Mohammed Morsi escalated into nationwide clashes with security forces. Health Ministry reports at least 30 dead and 210 injured as gunfire flares near the Republican Guard compound where Morsi was detained, signaling a deepening national polarization.
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