Deborah Rowe Seeks Visitation Rights Over Jackson Children
Court documents show Deborah Rowe seeks visitation with Michael Jackson’s two children. Attorney Thomas Hall says Jackson plans an appeal of a recent bench decision and requests sealing of case papers due to sensitive asset information. Judge Lehnertier continued the matter to February 2 as Rowe and Jackson’s custody history is revisited.
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Superior Court
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Don Johnson bankruptcy creditors paid in full say Denver lawyer
Denver attorney Lee Kutner reports all creditors on bankruptcy petitions for Don Johnson, the former Miami Vice star, have been paid. Johnson's ranch sale threats by City National Bank were avoided when debts were cleared, with payments to Aspen Valley Hospital, Grape & Grain, Aspen Siberian Rug Co., Planted Earth, Garfield & Hecht, and Carbondale Crystal River Valley Spas disclosed.
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Star
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Garfield & Hecht
Jon Boyles
Carbondale
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Clark's
Pitkin County
Woody Creek Tavern
Chronicle Talogram staff and publication details
The Chronicle Talogram staff list includes publisher executives editors and department chiefs with contact numbers and roles. The notice outlines publishing hours and the Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company address in Elyria Ohio, with periodicals postage paid and a post office box for address changes.
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Chronicle
Keystone high school male cheerleaders break gender norms
Keystone High School features three senior boys Frank Travis and Chris joining cheer squads amid ridicule and curiosity. They train intensively, learn gymnastics, and perform alongside girls, facing skeptical peers but earning cheers from fans as they navigate college plans and identity. Their parents offer cautious support as the trio balances sport and school life.
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Watter
Cleveland
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Yeank
Frank Rybarcyker
Keystone High School
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Rybareyk Sain
Walter
Prank
Rank
Colllege
Tony Lombardo
Hombanda
Wal-Mart lighting dispute in Oberlin parking lot plan
Wal-Mart faces a planning commission showdown over parking lot lighting standards. Experts differ on bulb choices with physics professor Dan Stinebring favoring high pressure sodium for less sky glare, while Wal-Mart supports metal halide bulbs for brighter safety lighting. Local officials seek a compromise before council approval. Nearby residents warn of revenue and vacancy impacts if the project delays growth and downtown activity.
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Willy
Wal Mart
Dan Stinebring
Oberlin College
Belnap
Stinebring
Obelin
Planning Commission
Sharon Soucy
D-st Large
Barbara Paynter
Lynn Migging
KS Associates
Migrti
Urteady
Kirk Orinabd
New York
Bank staff pack 500 care bags for Wilkes Villa residents
About 12 bank employees spent Thursday packing 500 bags with dried milk cereal soup and other items. The effort supports Dream Catchers program women with ties to the court system at the Women's Development Center.
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Dream Catchers
Women's Development Center
Wits
Brance Sid
Elyria
Davidsort
Jim Widmer
Wilkes Villy
Davidson
Pont
Hythe
Heth
Lottery results report with mixed jackpots and numbers
Lottery results show multiple jackpots including Gash and Mega Millions with Tuesday draws. Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and Ohio results listed for Daily Numbers Daily 3 4 7 4 etc. Rolling Cash 5 and Super Lotto Plus jackpots appear with amounts from 4 to 6 million dollars.
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Big A
Michigan
West Virginia
Daly
Ohio
Milion
Roll Gast
Kicker
Bush Plans Tough 2006 Budget Amid Deficit Pressure
President Bush outlines a stringent approach at a White House economic conference, citing a $413 billion federal deficit last year and pledging a tough budget to curb nondefense spending. Officials say cuts may hit housing, community development grants, FAA equipment purchases, and Army Corps water projects as the 2006 budget rides on proposed reductions.
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Basil
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White House
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House
Senate
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Army Corps of Engineers
Reagan
Congress
U.S
Amherst to overhaul Main Street sewer and streetscape project
Amherst plans a full Main Street overhaul including sewers drains street lighting and handicap ramps. The project budget tops 950000 with 400000 state development grant and 540000 city funds. Park Avenue two way conversion and one way Bark Avenue plan aim to free parking while business owners brace for short-term revenue loss.
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Main Street
Amherst
Rich Hettefeld
Poggemeyer Design Group
Gilles
Dave Taylor
Hertdeld
Park Avenue
Cluugh
South Main
Hertzfele
Church Street
Bark Avenue
Church
Hertzfeld
Taylor
Howard Mowcomber
Bun Franklin
Neptune
Fire damages home. smoke detectors failed say investigators
Brown says the fire started in a heat tank and no detectors were working, risking a much worse outcome at night. The cause is under investigation as responders assess the scene in the garage area. Contact Grd Dicken at 329-7147 for details.
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Alto
Grd
Dicken
Orhakckan
Ehmniciatalegrn
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