Amherst teen spared expulsion over acetaminophen claim
Amherst school board reduced an 80 day expulsion for freshman Mike McGannon after four hours of debate. He was accused of snorting Xanax in study hall at Marion L Steele High School. police found Tylenol in his pocket and no drug residue on the straw.
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Lorain Police Chief Frets Over Punishing Rogue Cops
Lorain Police Chief Del Rivera said he wants to discipline misbehaving officers but arbitrators often overturn suspensions. He described the system as corrupt and said many disciplinary actions depend on union department bargaining. Rivera outlined new rules and ethics training ahead of a council meeting and public forum set for April 21.
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Protest and politics clash with Olympic neutrality stance
A debate frames protest as acceptable while Olympic events are deemed apolitical. The speaker argues that extinguishing a flame protest crosses a line, while others press for sport-only framing of the Games.
Olympic Protest Debate From Athletes and Judge
Two Olympic hopefuls Tianna Torch and Timothy Mack urge separating politics from sport while condemning flame protests. Tim Quinn, short track judge, supports protest roots but opposes disruption and possible boycotts, noting the Olympic movement aimed to reduce wars through competition.
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Vanishing investor imperils county's Hollywood dreams
J Carlos Gonzalez leads a small group pursuing a fantasy adventure film in Ohio. An unnamed investor promised 500000 in January but vanished, threatening to pull the plug on summer shoots planned in Cascade Park and nearby sites.
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Commander in Iraq signals shorter tours may be issued
The military leader says he will not request more troops and President Bush is expected to announce shorter tours today. The report frames anticipated policy change as a shift toward reduced combat time for U.S. forces in Iraq.
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Lorain tattooist charged with minor ink scheme
James Danks of Lorain, 37, an amateur tattoo artist known as Six Pack, faces counts of tattooing without a permit and contributing to delinquency after a mother reported her 15 year old son planned to get inked at Danks address. Police say he obstructed official business in the case.
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