Democrats cite Trump remarks to attack GOP aims
Washington AP reports Democrats seize on Donald Trump comments to rebuke the GOP. Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid targets Trump and the broader field, arguing Republicans share the same policy stance on immigration and McCain remarks, while McCain seeks to avoid further comment. Hillary Clinton echoes the backlash as Trump defends his immigration and McCain statements.
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Washington
Trump
Senate
Harry Reid
John McCain
R-Ariz
Reid
D-Nev
White House
McCain
Dee Ehich
Donald Trump
GOP
Coats
Florida
Jeb Bush
Texas
Ted Cruz
New Jersey
Chris Christie
Wisconsin
Scott Walker
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Clinton
Arkansas
Vietnam
Sen
Nev
Capitol Hill
John Meain
Police Blotter Arrests From Oswego to Fulton
Deputies charged Michael A. Myers Jr. with third degree criminal mischief in Scriba. Edward R. Dodson faced third degree criminal mischief in Hannibal. David J. Tacy was cited for second degree harassment in New Haven on July 16. Eric C. Staring charged with petit larceny in Lacona. Trever A. Pratt held on second degree strangulation third degree assault and second degree harassment in Pulaski. Kerri M. Kline charged with second degree burglary in Hannibal. Susan P. Godfrey Clark cited for driving while intoxicated in Volney. Diego S. Bague charged with seventh degree criminal possession of a controlled substance in Fulton.
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Michael A. Myers Jr
Penfield Drive
Oswego
Scriba
Fulton
Pulaski-based
David J. Tacy
Mexico
New Haven
Lacona
Trever A. Pratt
Pulaski
Kerri M. Kline
Hannibal
Theater shooter may face life in prison despite death option
Denver AP reports jurors will decide if James Holmes deserves the death penalty for killing 12 and injuring 70 in a Batman premiere attack. Colorado's death penalty system is slow, costly, and prone to decades of post conviction appeals, with many inmates ultimately serving life sentences.
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Denver
James Holmes
Colorado
Holmes
Craig Silverman
Silverman
Frank Rodriguez
George Brauchler
Hollis Whitson
Michael Radelet
University of Colorado, Boulder
Gary Lee Davis
Mario Owens
Robert Ray
Whitson
Radelet
Aurora Theater
Centennial
Colo
Gary Davis
Lawmakers push voluntary Great Lakes farm pollution programs
Two U S Congress members introduced a bill to urge Great Lakes states to adopt voluntary farm pollution programs modeled on Michigan’s Agricultural Environmental Assistance Program. Participating growers gain certification and potential funding while adopting practices like manure storage upgrades and buffer strips. The plan targets runoff reduction and cleaner Lake Erie water.
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Liu
Congress
Great Lakes
Tim Walberg
Candice Miller
Michigan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Walberg
Lake Erie
Toledo
Ohio
International Joint Commission
U.S
Lake Erie Basin
Ontario
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