Mandela burial draws world mourners and national reflection
President Jacob Zuma sat with Mandela's widow and ex-wife as royals, bishops, and celebrities joined thousands in parks and stadiums nationwide to bid farewell. Ahmed Kathrada mourned like a brother, while Zama electrified mourners with a history of struggle. The coffin, draped in the flag, was carried away as crowds witnessed a poignant tribute.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio Sunday drawings listed with Pick 3 5 7 3 and 1 8 8, Pick 4 0 5 1 5, Pick 5 5 9 7 1 7 and 6 2 4 9 5, Rolling Cash 5 8 17 20 31 32 with jackpots at 144000 and 54 million, Powerball 14 25 32 33 41 plus 3 with an estimated 50 million. Michigan Daily 3 8 47 Daily 4 10 13 Fantasy 5 13 28 29 38. Pennsylvania Daily Number 0 3 6 Big 4 1 7 1 9 Cash 5 9 15 24 35 43. Next Rolling Cash 5 jackpot 144000. Next Classic Lotto jackpot 54 million. Powerball Saturday.
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Car mechanic Jeffrey Brooks dies after heroin use linked assault
Police say Brooks died after heroin use and an assault incident in Lorain County. Masley, 22, was arrested on felonious assault charges and held without bond as charges may expand. Brooks had Racing ties at Lorain County Speedway and dating Ellis since 2011.
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Mentors Bring Guidance to Lorain Students at New Beginnings
Lorain schools host 21 session Mentors from 100 Men Ohio volunteers help fifth graders and girls at New Beginnings focus on conflict resolution leadership and self control. E Jean Wrice of the Lorain NAACP mentors girls using the AMAZE program while Whitfield and Aldrich model care and accountability.
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Slaying in Wayne County Shocks Local Community
Wayne County Sheriff Travis Hutchinson described a fatal incident involving a family friend and neighbor Metsker. Reann, a child last seen Saturday at the park, disappeared prompting a door to door search with officers firefighters and neighbors. Metsker faces arrest with first court appearance set this morning as investigations continue.
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Ohio Supreme Court sanctions 195 lawyers for failing CLE
An Ohio Supreme Court commission sanctioned 195 attorneys for failing to meet continuing legal education requirements. Lawyers must complete 24 hours every two years while judges require 40 hours. Sanctions include fines up to 750 dollars and suspensions for many noncompliant across two or three reporting periods.
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