Plan to install new leaders fails in Haiti
Political parties reject a plan for a three person presidential council to oversee a transitional government in Haiti. Ex-senator Jean Charles Moise and ally Guy Philippe oppose international backed proposals while others push for a judge to lead. Violence disrupts daily life as Henry resigns promise looms.
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U.S
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Grand Rally For the Evolution of Haiti
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Supreme Court
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Sorel Jacinthe
Jercheny Jean Baptiste
Ariel Henry
Radio Caraibes
Antony Blinken
Henry
Puerto Rico
Kenya
U.N
Lorain County growth eyed as Ohio population shifts unfold
Ohio loses population overall while Lorain County gains from intercounty and international migration. County records show 1,964 more deaths than births statewide but Lorain adds 5,969 residents from other areas and 787 international immigrants. County Commissioner Rid dell notes a sustained upward trend as housing and cost of living push people toward rural and lakefront options.
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Former Mormon bishop arrested amid abuse charges in Virginia
John Goodrich, a former LDS bishop linked to an AP investigation on church risk management, was arrested in Virginia after a Williamsburg grand jury indicted him on four felonies including rape by force and multiple counts of aggravated sexual battery. Chelsea Goodrich alleges abuse during childhood and on a school trip to the D C area.
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Associated Press
Virginia
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Williamsburg
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Mormon Church
Goodrich
Chelsea
Idaho
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Commonwealth of Virginia
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Lorraine
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Paul Rutting
Utah
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Rutting
City funding targets sewer upgrade and bridge rehab projects
The Southeast Interceptor Extension will add 2 446 feet of 30 inch sewer lines and 3 000 feet of 18 inch lines along East River Road to relieve stress on private systems and support area businesses. A second grant funds rehabilitation of East Broad Street Bridge focusing on piers to curb erosion and extend longevity. Both funded by Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency with city backing.
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