Ten year old girl released to aunt amid debate on danger
Magistrate George Strait ordered electronic monitoring for a 10 year old girl linked to the Jamie’s Flea Market fire in South Amherst. Critics say releasing her to her aunt risks public safety, while supporters argue continued detention serves little purpose. The fire caused $500,000 in damage and jeopardized goods from 75 vendors. The court will continue to determine guilt and appropriate supervision as the case proceeds.
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George Strait
Lisa Locke Graves
South Armherst
Lorain County
Jamie
Amherst
Kenneth Lieux
Lieux
Prosecut
Mary Evard
Strait
Brown backs wildlife protection amendment in House fight
U S Rep Sherrod Brown backed an amendment to cut seven million dollars from a U S Department of Agriculture program that uses poisons and aerial gunning on mountain lions bears and other predators as a subsidy to ranchers The effort aimed to end taxpayer financed wildlife killings on public lands though the amendment narrowly failed after intensive opposition from ranching interests and other groups
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U.S
Sherrod Brown
D-Lorain
U.S. Department of Agriculture
West
USDA
Lawmaker backs taxpayer and wildlife protection against wasteful program
The text credits Rep Brown for supporting taxpayers and wildlife against a government program. Wayne Pacelle of The Humane Society of the United States is cited as senior vice president for accommodations and government affairs.
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Wayne Pacelle
The
Humane Society of the United States
Elyria urged to lead cleanup in West by the River district
A West by the River Historic District resident voices exasperation at Elyria and county cleanliness, calling for monthly street cleaning and weed control. The letter offers to post signs and urges business owners to wash windows to improve the city’s image. Some readers joke about seceding to form their own Bedford Falls.
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West By the River Historic District
Elyria
Cleveland
Potterville
Bedford Falls
Nation of gawkers watches Kennedy spotting rise
Clarence Page notes how Kennedys draw public attention at events and in media culture. He reflects on John F. Kennedy Jr and Caroline, the enduring fascination, and discusses who among the Kennedy family might become the next most watched public figure.
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Carolyn Bessette Kennedy
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Claire Danes
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George
Vanity Fair
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Sean Penn
State Department
Kennedys
America
People
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Jfk Jr
Princess Diana
John-John
John Sr
Caroline
Joseph P. Kennedy Hf
D-Mass
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Maryland
Robert F. Kennedy
al Gore
Oval Office
Television obsesses over Kennedy Jr and golf heroics
Donald Kaul critiques weekend TV coverage of John F. Kennedy Jr and Diana style narratives. He contrasts the media’s breathless analysis with Jean Van de Velde’s bold Open finish and Brigitte’s measured, hopeful response, arguing the spectacle distracts from real events. He notes the lasting imprint of rare sports bravery against a backdrop of televised sensationalism.
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John Kennedy Jr
Diana
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