Hosanna Lutheran Packs 194 buckets for West Virginia flood relief
Hosanna Lutheran Church in Columbia Station organized 194 cleaning supply buckets for flood victims in West Virginia after heavy rain from June 23. The five gallon buckets donated or discounted by Home Depot include bleach cleaners sponges and gloves. The effort is led by Rev. Bill Magnolo and HARP program coordinator Howard Chavalin.
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Clinton lashes out over Trump Muslim comments in Ohio rally
Hillary Clinton accused Donald Trump of insulting Muslims after he attacked the Gold Star parents of a U S Army captain killed in Iraq. Khizr Khan, the father, called for GOP leaders to distance themselves from Trump as the campaign intensifies before the November election.
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Trump backers say Trump shifts immigration rhetoric
In Cleveland, backers say Donald Trump plans a softer immigration tone for the general election behind closed doors. Republicans claim he has abandoned a mass deportation pledge, focusing instead on violent undocumented immigrants with criminal records, a direction not yet publicly stated by Trump.
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Cleveland
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Republican National Committee
Man drowns off Avon Lake Miller Park
A man drowned Saturday near Avon Lake Miller Road Park beach and fishing pier after distress calls at 5:02 PM. He resurfaced at 5:18 PM and CPR was started. He died at St John Medical Center in Westlake. Family members said he was in his 20s. police planned to release details later.
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Rules for drug firms relaxed
A new law limits DEA actions against pharmaceutical firms over suspicious opioid orders. It lets companies propose corrective action plans to delay or drop enforcement and raises the bar for temporary license suspensions, backing by manufacturers wholesalers and pharmacy chains.
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