Defense attorney delays sentencing in 2014 SIU death case
A new defense attorney won a postponement of sentencing for 24 year old Gaege Bethune of Eldorado in the 2014 death of SIU student Pravin Varaghese. Bethune seeks to overturn the first degree murder conviction as prosecutors argue Bethune caused fatal head injuries during a February 2014 drug search.
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Secret White House tapes raise fresh scrutiny
Washington coverage notes recorded conversations by Omarosa Manigault Newman and Trump allies, recalling Trump’s own past recording habits. Reports highlight tapes of Kelly and Cohen, with Trump criticizing Newman and other aides while denying wrongdoing. The material fuels debate over transparency and political leverage in the White House.
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Pennsylvania priests abused over 1,000 children, grand jury says
A Pennsylvania grand jury report finds hundreds of Roman Catholic priests abused more than 1,000 children since the 1950s, with church leaders including a future Washington DC archbishop accused of shielding offenders. It suggests the real toll may be higher, notes cover-ups by bishops, and states criminal charges are limited by statutes of limitations.
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UI report outlines steps to curb campus sexual misconduct
The University of Illinois proposes new measures to support freshmen in the first weeks, target high risk groups including the Greek system and LGBTQ community, and reduce alcohol abuse. A March 2017 survey of 12,500 students shows gaps in reporting and help seeking, with spikes in reports in September and October and about 80 percent of assaults preceded by alcohol or drug use.
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Evansville Location Closes Amid Health Issues Behind Move
Blake explains the Evansville location's closure due to his son’s health issues and the challenge of delivering 100 percent service. He notes the demanding nature of restaurant supervision and says the shutdown aims to stay ahead and protect customers by ensuring quality care.
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City official cites sewer proximity and tower repairs
Dulgar says funding problems persisted for years and notes the sewer plant proximity influenced street selection. The third street water tower remains under painting and repairs with a bad mid riser beyond repair. Replacement costs 132000 dollars, cheaper than a full tower. City asks citizens to endure repairs as mandatories are funded over two years.
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Wabash General Hospital eyes expansion beyond county lines
Purvis said about 250 local jobs have been created since 2002 and plans to retire in 2018 as he outlined a need for more land for growth. He stressed there would be no negative tax impact for Wabash County residents and highlighted oncology and sports medicine as expansion beneficiaries, with city officials pledging support.
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