Airport shootings spark security debate but no overhaul yet
Washington notes TSA will review security measures after the Los Angeles airport shooting, but has not ordered changes. Industry voices compare the incident to the pizza shop syndrome, urging proportional responses while noting similar past events in New Orleans. Officials call the LA event likely a single act of violence, not a system collapse.
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Gunman at LA airport fatally shoots two at El Al counter
FBI said the heavily armed Egyptian immigrant Hesham Hadayet went to Los Angeles airport to kill. He was fourth in line at the El Al counter when he opened fire, firing 10 or 11 bullets before a security guard fatally shot him. Three others were wounded, including a guard stabbed during the struggle.
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Judge honors Lorain prosecutor Tom Burns
Lorain County Judge Mark Mihok led a moment of silence in his courtroom Friday for Tom Burns a 45 year old prosecutor killed in a car crash Wednesday night near Baumhart Road and U S Route 20 Burns was driving a 1997 Saturn when his vehicle reportedly stopped at the intersection and collided with a 1999 Ford Expedition driven by Michael Oradini 39 of North Ridgeville Oradini suffered minor injuries and Burns died at the scene Burns was remembered by colleagues as a hardworking idealist who cared for Lorain and justice.
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Ohio School Facilities Commission chief resigns amid controversy
The head of the Ohio School Facilities Commission steps down amid Local and State sector scrutiny. A former Nazi SS officer is convicted on 59 counts of murder but avoids imprisonment, a rare wartime accountability case.
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Red Sox legend last hit .400 in baseball history
Ted Williams, famed Red Sox star known as The Kid Splendid Splinter and Teddy Ballgame, died at 63 after strokes and heart failure. A Hall of Famer who cut a larger than life figure, Williams inspired the famed Williams Shift to slow him as baseball’s last .400 hitter.
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Market booms after holiday
NEW YORK AP Investors returning from the Fourth of July break drive a broad stock rally on Wall Street. The Dow soars 324.53 to 9,379.50, its strongest one day gain since September 2001, while Nasdaq climbs 66.19 and the S&P 500 adds 35.04 as week gains shrink. Analysts call it a relief rally amid uncertain next steps.
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Grafton prison agrees to cut in state contract
The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation realigns facilities to absorb 50 million in budget cuts. Management and Training Corp. of Utah, which runs North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility and Lake Erie Institution, will take a 400000 contract reduction while inmate capacities stay the same. The move aims to preserve operations amid broader statewide closures.
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