Veterans remember Pearl Harbor attack at memorial ceremony
Irwin, 91, who served as a San Francisco firefighter after World War II and retired as a lieutenant in 1979, attended the Pearl Harbor ceremony on a Navy pier beside the USS Arizona memorial. A planned 7:55 a.m. silence by USS Preble did not occur due to delays, but jets flew overhead and attendees honored the 2,400 plus sailors Marines and soldiers killed in the attack and survivors.
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Man flees police before getting haircut and arrested
Tulsa police pursued a 27 year old man for eluding and felony firearm possession after he failed to signal a lane change. He fled on foot to an apartment complex where officers found him with a freshly clipped head.
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Budget Showdowns Highlight Education Funding Split in Pennsylvania
The House proposes 5.6 billion dollars for basic education while the Senate would near 5.9 billion. The House plans a 100 million dollar boost in basic funding, the Senate 365 million. Democrats back the Senate approach but await analysis of the House bill. Senate plans tie pension reform and liquor-market changes into a broader budget framework.
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Fracking Ordinance Vote Falls Short in Wilmington Township
Fracking amendments failed to pass the Wilmington Township board, prompting calls for further meetings to gauge public sentiment. Shenango Township parallels the process with future meetings planned to explore local drilling rules while ongoing concerns focus on property rights and rural character.
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Kane faces Senate discipline over suspended license and grand jury claims
Kane continues to operate under a temporary state Supreme Court suspension as she faces criminal allegations of leaking secret grand jury material and lying under oath. Senator Gardner said the full Senate must approve the process, with Kane allowed to testify, submit remarks, or be represented, and a later report planned. Kane contests the committee's actions as constitutional violations while her spokesman awaits the resolution to review before responding.
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