Northeast Storm Frustrates Midwest, Trails of Floods and Chill
A sweeping cold storm cripples the Northeast after hammering the Midwest with heavy snow and floods. Ohio, Michigan, and Lake Erie shoreline communities report rising flood risks, evacuations, and guard patrols. Vicksburg braces for record flood levels on the Mississippi while crews reinforce levees and shelters prepare for thousands more displaced residents. In political notes, a Maryland senator faces tax charges amid broader disaster coverage.
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Angola
National Guard
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Brando misses Tahiti charity screening amid crowd tense
Tahiti socialites led by PIERRE MESSMER's wife expected MARLON BRANDO at a charity showing of a French version of The Godfather. Brando did not attend as the crowd watched the film Monday night. he arrived Tuesday en route to a island retreat. The report also notes a dissolution judgment for former judge WILLIAM GALLAGHER and PATRICIA Warren after a Feb 18 filing, with custody and property issues.
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Tahiti
Pierre Messmer Grando
Godfather
Pierre Angels
Brando
Ando
Tetiarda Atoll
William Mr. Gallagher
Warren
CLEQ
Patricia
$1.5 Million Suit Planned for Beaten Boy
James Richards, attorney for six year old Aaron Finn, said he will file a $1.5 million lawsuit in Superior Court over injuries from a February 14 beating by older students at Pony Express Elementary in South Sacramento. The boy underwent major surgery including a colostomy and now uses an appliance to collect bowel movements. the claim was previously rejected by the Sacramento City School Board.
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Sacramento
James Richards
Sacramento City School Board
Richards
Aaron Jerome Finn
Esther Finn
Pony Express
Court rules holiday time off limits on Good Friday
A Superior Court judge ordered state offices not to close for three hours on Good Friday April 20 and barred payment of employees taking time for religious services. The ruling cites neutralitey concerns, allows nonpaid attendance at services, and estimates potential savings of $2.4 million in state costs.
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Mamaia County
Robert Bostick
Shelley Mandel
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Bostick
Goslick
Five-death bus driver sentenced in fatal crash
New York City fireman Joseph Latrin was sentenced to five years probation after being convicted of negligent homicide in a crash that killed five high school students. The Rockland County judge agreed with the term but said a jail sentence would have benefited the community. Latrin, a part time bus driver, faced claims he failed to stop at a rail crossing despite student warnings.
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New York City
Joseph Latrin
Rockland County
Joby Galluci
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