Elyria spellers shine with district wins in regional bee
James, a seventh grader from Elyria, clinched the South District Bee after Emily won the North, with Emily advancing to next year’s regional. James and Emily battled nine rounds, James sealing victory on genuflect and phonation.
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Brown aims to keep seat by cutting Richland County from district
Brown plans to exclude Richland County from the 13th district to block a challenge, then must move into the district within a year to run. Several Democratic candidates announce, while Republicans Yingling Nielsen and John Michael Ryan express interest. Lorain County will be largest in the district with about 240,000 residents among 520,000. The new 13th also includes parts of southern Cuyahoga, Portage, Trumbull, Summit, and all Medina and Geauga counties. Democrats say the lines are too broad and diverse. Summit and Lorain county officials expect quiet fields. Sawyer likely unopposed in Summit. Gillmor and Regula welcome new constituents from the reshaped map as districts become official after year end.
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Asbestos Review Gathers Dust on District Violations
Lauterbach reviews a voluminous asbestos file, aiming to finish by next week. Several issues may require corrective letters of non compliance within 30 days. No evidence of friable asbestos removal found. past removal by in house team questioned. Ohio EPA report cites possible violations of notification deadlines.
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Guilty from a-1 closing remarks in trial
The defense and state arguments centered on testimony by Antoniewicz and Wadsworth heard on tapes. Rosenbaum told the jury Antoniewicz lied and was a poor witness while alleging the suspect is dangerous, as prosecutors pressed for accountability for deaths.
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Brazil rural conflict kills many amid land disputes
Priest Rev Ricardo Rezende described in Rio Maria Para dozens fatally harmed amid clashes as rural Brazilians squatter or challenge landowners. He spoke at Hunter College during Amazon Week citing government inaction and police cover ups while rights groups record hundreds of deaths annually.
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Probation for man in Dottie West crash in Nashville
An 81 year old man, George W Thackston, pleaded no contest to a reckless endangerment charge tied to a car crash that killed country singer Dottie West. He received 11 months and 29 days probation and must complete an alcohol treatment program. West died five days after the Aug 30 crash en route to the Grand Ole Opry.
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Feds wrap up case against Gotti
The government wrapped up its case against John Gotti arguing murder is central to the Gambino crime family. Assistant U.S. Attorney John Gleeson said Gotti ran the enterprise and used others to kill. Defense counters say star witness Gravano did the murders. Final arguments were set for Saturday with deliberations possible Sunday.
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Juror deliberations begin in day care sex case
In Farmville North Carolina AP report, prosecutor tearfully urged jurors to convict Robert F. Kelly Jr. of sexually abusing children at his day care. Defense argued hysteria. Judge D Marsh McLelland charged the jury and sent them home for weekend deliberations.
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Loretta Lynn Defends Son In Cocaine Conviction
Loretta Lynn's son Ernest Lynn received eight years probation, a $5000 fine, and 500 hours community service after being convicted of selling 1 gram of cocaine to an undercover agent. Lynn testified he is not violent and has worked with her since summer. He faced potential imprisonment of 12 years.
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Judges delay Tyson bail hearing in Indianapolis
Three appellate judges asked to read transcripts from Mike Tyson's rape trial before deciding on bail during appeal. Tyson remains jailed as the Indiana Court of Appeals panel reconvenes, with transcripts possible to take several days. Dershowitz argued Tyson is too famous to flee, calling him the most infamous convicted rapist.
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Mike Tyson
Indiana Court of Appeals
Superior Court
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Tyson
Alan Dershowitz
Harvard University
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