Cabinet nominee Richardson withdraws from commerce post
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson abandons his bid for commerce secretary under pressure from a grand jury probe into a state contract awarded to donors. He and Obama suggested delays to confirmation hearings are likely, with Gibbs stating a new nominee would be named soon.
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Israel Drives Deep Into Gaza as Ground Offensive Expands
Thousands of Israeli troops backed by tanks and helicopters moved into Gaza City on the first full day of a major ground offensive aimed at Hamas. The assault followed heavy artillery and air strikes as militants fired rockets and mortars, with civilian casualties rising and international calls for a cease-fire intensifying.
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Haven law back before Council
Oberlin City Council considers a revised sanctuary law after Police Chief Miller and officials agreed the new form avoids restricting police work. The measure strips a ban on asking immigration status and states city staff should not inquire about status when helping crime victims witnesses or others. Mayor and manager expect an emergency vote tonight as Miller indicates the latest version allows police to protect and serve while addressing concerns from the December initial draft.
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Oberlin studies water use with $812,000 grant
Oberlin College launches a four year pilot project under associate professor John Petersen to monitor and display personal and community water consumption. The Great Lakes Protection Fund awards $812,000 to fund the effort aimed at helping students and the surrounding community track how much water they use daily.
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