Lorain councilman Shipley faces sex abuse charges
Lorain teacher Shipley 48 of West 21th Street accused of sexual battery and drug corruption involving two former students aged 17. The trial details a years long relationship and alleged encounters including a spring break trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto. The case outlines witness testimonies from a student, her mother, and Shipley’s daughter Alisha, with defense questions about consent and circumstances.
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Fall of Saddam statue sparks Iraqi jubilation in Baghdad
U S Marines reported 500 to 2000 resistance fighters in Kut as Baghdad erupted in celebration from Fardos Square. Crowds cheered as Saddam's 40 foot statue in Baghdad toppled at 6 50 p m local time after U S armored vehicle pulled it from its pedestal drawing revelry and images of liberation across the country. President Bush remarked on the scene as Secretary Rumsfeld called the day very good.
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Employee death prompts steel mill OSHA probe
Matus noted ongoing investigation and pending tests while Elyria firefighters and Progressiva workers freed Rodgers from a straightening machine. Rodgers had seven years with Progressive Processing, described as a good employee who lived with his mother. OSHA's inquiry could take some time.
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Progressive Protecting OSHA Violations and Fatality Probe
The firm Progressive Protecting employs about 100 workers and has 20 OSHA violations over 17 years with the latest in 1988 after a complaint. A fatality investigation for Rodgers dates to October 1985, as officials note investigations vary in length and potential penalties.
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Soldiers Crown Baghdad Victory as Saddam Regime Falls
Thousands of Iraqis celebrate the collapse of Saddam Hussein in central Baghdad after troops topple a statue and flood government sites. Coalition forces push toward Tikrit while looting and pockets of resistance appear. Officials warn of ongoing北 northern oil fields, weapons probes, and prisoner recoveries.
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Aftermath Voices Weigh Iraq Occupation Challenges
Officials and analysts discuss the uncertain fate of captured regime elements and the daunting tasks of restoring order in Iraq. Experts caution that identifying alll presence and scale of covert networks may take weeks or months as Rumsfeld offers rewards for information and authorities plan civilian governance.
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Center For Strategic and International Studies
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National Defense University
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