Stoning Stampede at Mina Raises Calls for Hajj Reform
State media reports that most victims were from South Asia as stampede disasters near the al-Jamarat site prompt questions about crowd control at the Hajj. Officials note widened ramps and walls after 2004 to improve exits, but many pilgrims ignore entry and exit rules.
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Al-Exhbariyah Television
South Asia
al- Jamarat
Mecca
Riyadh
Amail Abdul-Zaher
al-Jamarat
Anwar Sadiq
Pakistan
New Horizons aims to study Pluto and Kuiper Belt moons
The 700 million New Horizons mission plans to reach Pluto by 2015 to study Charon and two newly found moons, then survey the Kuiper Belt beyond Neptune. The piano sized probe will, if feasible, target one or two belt objects to illuminate outer solar system formation and planet evolution.
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Horia
Pluto
Charon
Wells
Kuper Belt
Neptune
Kuiper Belt
Outer Solar System
New Horizons
Sterrt
Phila
NASA
Mariner
Mars
Mercury
Venus
Hubble Space Telescope
New Horizons Plots Fast Pluto Mission From Cape Canaveral
NASA plans a Tuesday launch for New Horizons the fastest spacecraft. It will travel nearly 100 times jet speed, reach Jupiter for a gravity assist in 13 months and Pluto in nine years. The probe's nuclear power yields energy like two 100 watt bulbs.
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Gape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Pluto
New Horizons
Earth
Jupiter
Ile Uler
Neve Morizons
Ralph
Alice
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
New York City Dismissed as Defendant in World Trade Center Collapse
New York City was dismissed from a federal lawsuit over the World Trade Center collapse after a judge ruled that the 7 World Trade Center emergency command post and backup generator were bona fide civil defense efforts protected by immunity. City lawyers said the ruling ends the last property damage claim related to the September 11 attacks.
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N.Y.C
New York
World Trade Center
Alvin K. Hellerstein
7 World Trade Center
Kenneth A. Becker
Red dot lesson opens eyes to bias on bus
Students describe tears and shaming from discrimination as a class uses a red-dot blue-dot exercise to reveal bias. They discuss Mexicano name teasing, black students and University of Alabama history, and observe shifts in behavior as peers rethink prejudice, aiming to change attitudes.
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Vivian Marsh
University of Alabama
U.S
Perkins
Stu
Andrew Brock
Red Dot
Ohio Lottery Results And Jackpots Snapshot
A summary of recent Ohio and neighboring state lottery drawings, with Pick 1 4 0-2-2 results, Pick 3 4 7-4-2, Mega Millions in play with a $15 million est jackpot, Rolling Cash and Let O Play figures, plus daily numbers from Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Includes past results and current jackpots for Midday and Evening draws across multiple games and dates.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
West Virginia
Lot 'O
Lot'o
Millan
Chronicle Telegram staff and contact details listing
The Chronicle Telegram masthead shows editors Andrew Young and Patti Ewald with managing duties, plus advertising and circulation contacts. It lists office hours, phone numbers, and address in Elyria Ohio, along with USPS post office details and publication notes.
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Andrew FR Young
Patti Ewald
Matt Westrttote
Ave Porozok
Elyria
Bam
U.S
Debris Cleanup Jurisdiction Tangle After Cliff Collapse
Neighbors accuse Allen Gasper of dumping debris down a cliff at Edgewater Drive, causing a 2006 fatality when a concrete slab crushed Dominic DePaul. ODNR and the Army Corps debate enforcement authority while City inspectors cite legal limits. Officials seek a meeting among ODNR, Army Corps, and EPA.
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
ODNR
Andrea Stile
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Patrick Jones
Hhe
Worl
Robert
Kurts
Allen Gasper
Edgewater Drive
Pam Higley
Higley
Kurtz
Memo Kurtz
Dominic DePaul
Dominic
Gasper
Stile
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio
Jim Petra
Petra
Michelle Gatchell
Jail guards face probe over inmate perks and letters
An internal jail investigation cites guards Kakos and Coonrod lavishing inmate Saunders with perks such as newspapers and candy while Kakos wrote letters to the incarcerated man. Officials warn such interactions can lead to blackmail and compromised integrity, recalling past smuggling and weapon incidents in other jails.
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Elier
Kakos
Coonrod
Saunders
Slammilii
Ivoill
Stammitti
Lucas County
Tennessee
Tennessed
Jail staff rules and staffing figures in county facility
The jail bans cross sex inmate interaction except via feeds. It runs with 24 day guards, 24 afternoon, 20 night. Of 108 officers, 76 percent are male. Inmate population 440 with 380 male and 60 female, max 422. Officers must complete a three week basic course and 40 hours yearly refresher training covering first aid handling inmates ethics self defense and cultural sensitivity.
Avon district debates recycling budget priorities
Avon Mayor Jim Smith and others argue the district should devote a larger share of its nearly 4 million annual revenue to community recycling initiatives. They critique allocating funds to outreach, billboards, and bus signs while backing curbside blue bag programs and hazardous waste and appliance collection efforts.
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Hillman
Avon
Jim Smith
Itko Taylor
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