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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 2009

Page

4

Lawmakers push tougher rules to curb invasive species threats

Senators seek stronger ballast water rules to stop entry of invasive species and debate bans on imports such as Asian carp and Burmese pythons. The hearing highlighted Everglades risks from pythons, white nose syndrome killing bats, and the broader environmental harm nationwide.

Florida Everglades Florida Everglades Bill Nelson D-Fla Great Lakes Chesapeake Bay U.S Environmental Protection Agency Levin Michigan Senate Environment and Public Works Southeast Asia Upstate New York West Virginia Vermont

Adexec held ex-wife hostage and set home ablaze in 13 hour standoff

Richard Shenkman, 60, an advertising executive, was arraigned in a hospital bed after a 13 hour standoff in South Windsor in which he kidnapped ex-wife Nancy Tyler, threatened to blow the house, and started a fire. Bond set at 12.5 million. He faces kidnapping arson reckless endangerment and weapons charges.

Hartford Conn Richard Shenkman Brad Ward Hugh Keefe Shenkman Keefe Tyler Connecticut Nancy Tyler South Windsor

Pro marijuana group airs ads in California

A pro marijuana coalition launched a 30 second TV ad in California urging legalization and taxation to help close a 26.3 billion budget gap. The Marijuana Policy Project funded the spot featuring Nadene Herndon of Fair Oaks and a retired state worker, pushing tax revenue from marijuana as a budget solution. The ad aired on LA, SF, and Bay Area affiliates with four stations declining to air it, including KABC KTTV KGO and KNTV.

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