Madonna stalker given year in jail for trespass and stalking
Todd Michael Lawrence of Antona faced a year in jail after scaling a fence around Madonna's Hollywood Hills estate and stalking the singer for two weeks. He was arrested July 19 after a guard spotted him at the gate and rang the buzzer claiming to be Madonna's husband. A three year restraining order keeps him at least 100 yards from Madonna and her property.
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Tyke the elephant linked to past violent acts in Harrisburg
In Altoona a 49,000-pound elephant named Tyke tied to a Hawaii incident bolted from a Harrisburg circus tent after a trainer was killed. Police destroyed Tyke following an official finding that no illness explained the aggression. Circus owner Ed Migley called Tyke a killer and criticized presenting the animal in a circus.
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Hawaii
Harrisburg
Allan Campbell
Circus International
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Tyke
Cincinnati Loses 2 Million Grant Over Deadline
The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority missed a July 20 330 pm deadline by one hour to apply for a $2 million federal drug fight grant. As a result 20 housing developments in poorer areas will go without added police patrols or expanded programs for at least a year. Authority president Howard Jackson called the error appalling and blamed Nelson Swilley and Associates for submitting late.
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OJ Simpson Defense Attacks DNA Evidence Tactics
In Los Angeles the defense escalates charges against DNA evidence as lawyers jeer rookie technicians and even the color of cardboard boxes. Over two days the case reveals disputed blood samples, withheld lab material, and requests to test remaining specimens while Judge Ito weighs access.
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Uelmen
Alloney
Lisa Kain
Lring
Ito
Sampson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
From Darkness to City of Light A Cab Driver’s Faith Quest
Greg Blesch, a Syracuse area cabbie, endures a near death drive by a gunman, a tumultuous marriage, and a late life conversion. He later becomes a pastor, counselor, and founder of a counseling service, while driving to fund his ministry and reach others through storytelling and poetry in back seats.
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Greg Blesch
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Italy
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Beng
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Karl Heck
Ithaca
Stephen Capp
Manlius
Liverpool
Cecil Ratliff
Fireside Counseling Ministries
Casual Estates
Clay
Boise
Idaho
Jackie Warren Moore
Dorothy
Fife
What It Means to Survive Abuse and Rise Again
A personal reflection on surviving abuse, forgiveness, and resilience. The piece urges self care, hope, and faith, noting strength in facing pain, supporting oneself, and choosing to not abandon God while reclaiming one’s life and voice.
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