Trump to Testify Tuesday in Chicago Condo Profit Case
Donald Trump will testify Tuesday in a Chicago civil trial over alleged bait and switch in condo sales at the Trump International Hotel & Tower. The case, brought by Jacqueline Goldberg, says investors were promised profit sharing from hotel operations and services but the deal was withdrawn in 2009 before the tower opened. Trump’s team argues Goldberg, a sophisticated investor, consented to broad control by executives, with Trump not involved in day to day decisions. He is expected to testify for at least one day.
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Chicago
Donald Trump
Trump
Jacqueline Goldberg
Trump International Hotel & Tower
Goldberg
Shelly Kulwin
Kulwin
Stephen Novack
Novack
Peoria Trial Details on Benson Family Killings
Illinois State Police investigator told Christopher Harris he was an unlikely suspect days after the September 2009 murders of Ricl Gee Ruth Gee and three children in Benson. Michel Jennings testified that footprints and a gray truck description tie Harris to the scene. Expert witnesses discussed shoe prints from the home while Harris pleads not guilty.
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Peoria
Illinois
Central Illinois
Investiga
Michel Jennings
Christopher Harris
Jennings
Harris
Ricl
Ruth Gee
Benson
Limo Driver Charged After Prom Ride Incident
Richard L. Madison 54 of Palos Hills faced drunken driving and reckless conduct charges after a Glen Ellyn prom trip in Oswego East High School teens ended with a Breathalyzer showing a 0.22 percent BAC. He claimed mechanical issues caused the erratic driving.
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Glen Ellyn
Chicago
Richard L. Madison
Oswego East High School
DuPage County
Madison
Palos Hills
Black churches split over same sex marriage debate in Illinois
In Illinois, black churches divide over backing or opposing same sex marriage as the House faces a likely vote. Key pastors including former state senator James Meeks and Rev Otis Moss III illustrate divergent views within the black faith community amid broader political pressures and pension woes.
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Barack Obama
Capitol
Illinois
Phyllis Pennose
Chicago
Summit
Pennose
Pillar of Love
James Meeks
Salem Baptist Church
of Illinois
Meeks
Senate
Pat Quinn
House
Rhode Island
Delaware
Minnesota
House Black Caucus
Ken Dunkin
Will Davis
Homewood
Davis
Quinn
Otis Moss III
Obama
Trinity United
Moss
Springfield
Illinois Gop
John Green
University of Akron
Phyllis Pennese
Pillar of Love’ Church
Pennese
Bravery honored for six federal marshals in 2011 gunfight
Six U.S. Marshals were awarded the Congressional Badge of Bravery at a St. Louis ceremony for their actions during a 2011 gunfight that left one fugitive and one marshal dead. honorees include Patrick James, Travis Franke, Nicholas Garrett, Jeremy Wyatt, Theodor Abegg, and John Perry.
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ST. Louis
U.S
Claire McCaskill
Missouri
Dick Durbin
Illinois
Bill Enyart
Enyart
Carlos Boles
Boles
John Perry
Edwardsville
U.S. Marshals Service
Theodor Abegg
Durbin
Perry
Abegg
Patrick James
Travis Franke
Nicholas Garrett
Jeremy Wyatt
McCaskill
Jackson County, Mo
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