Obama to visit Dallas amid national unity push
President Barack Obama will travel to Dallas early next week at the invitation of Mayor Mike Rawlings. He will discuss policing and criminal justice reform, call for unity, and address gun-safety measures amid ongoing nationwide tensions.
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The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling 329 7155. The notice emphasizes commitment to accurate coverage and transparency in corrections.
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Lottery results and upcoming jackpots across states
Ohio midday and evening draws list Pick 3 4 3 8 and 6 3 5, Pick 4 5 7 9 3 and 8 5 4 7, Pick 5 0 9 8 1 3 and 4 1 8 5 4, Rolling Cash 5 9 11 18 24 26 with $110000 next, Classic Lotto $9.2M. Lucky for Life draws and Mega Millions estimates follow. Michigan Daily 3 4 4 0, Daily 4 5 5 2 3, Fantasy 5 8 19 22 23 35. Pennsylvania picks 9 0 8, 3 3 6 8, 3 7 0 3 9, Cash 5 9 11 33 39 42. West Virginia Daily Three 6 2 2 and Daily 4 4 2 4 5.
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America weeping after a week of police killings and protests
Three days of deadly police shootings in Louisiana Minnesota and Dallas intensify national grief. Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and five Dallas officers die as protests erupt and leaders call for unity amid renewed racial tension and cries for justice.
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Nervous Ohio board co-chair over Cleveland convention
Nina Turner co-chairs the Ohio Collaborative Community Police Advisory Board and fears safety risks at the July Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Police Chief Calvin Williams and officials urge vigilance while some departments withdraw offers of officers citing insurance concerns amid recent nationwide violence. Local agencies plan doubled patrols and a city tip line to report suspicious activity.
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K5K Race Promoter Promises Peaceful Lights for Kerstetter Memorial
Safety efforts around the K5K say the July 2010 Kerstetter memorial race will be peaceful as it has been. James A. Kerstetter was killed responding to a disturbance. the seventh race draws hundreds of runners and honors fallen officers with a Kerstetter Way route. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chroniclet.com.
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Police chiefs call for leadership after nationwide violence
Wellington Police Chief Tim Barfield and other officers condemn senseless violence and urge action. Barfield notes broad public support and says police are not the problem, while Vermilion and Amherst chiefs seek direction from Washington amid a divided country. The Associated Post contributed to this story.
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Prisoner York linked to Lorain disappearance and fatal washery dispute
Police say York killed Thomas in Lorain and hid the body in a rural area he knew. He had been in a West Virginia prison for fatally shooting three people in a washer and dryer dispute, and was convicted in September 2012. Detectives brought him back to Lorain County where remains were found on farmer John Devin’s land. He faces arraignment next week at Lorain County Jail. Contact Brad Dicken for details.
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