Council split over retroactive vacation time change
North Ridgeville council debated retroactively adjusting an officer’s vacation carryover to align with a union contract. Councilmembers Westover and Abens supported the ordinance. Boose argued it should apply to all employees. The measure failed with only two votes, amid concerns of setting a precedent and honoring service.
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Las Vegas police seek help in case
After five days of probing the Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock investigators say they still lack a motive and will post billboards urging the public to call 800 225 5324. They are reviewing possible prostitution links cruises and a numbers note found in his hotel room. Authorities say no clear motive has emerged.
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Ivana Trump writes about marriage and divorce in Raising Trump
Ivana Trump recounts her 1977 to 1992 marriage to Donald Trump and the divorce that dominated New York tabloids. She recalls a December 1989 encounter with Marla Maples, describing shock and betrayal amid the couple’s public affair and the fallout.
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Maples, Trump marriage era and new book tie in with media moment
The 1990 New York Post headline about Marla Maples drew attention amid Donald Trump’s marriage to Maples in 1993 after his divorce. A new book, Raising Trump, is slated for release next week with the Associated Press reporting on an early copy.
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Oberlin city police chief candidate questioned by sergeants
A letter from Oberlin police sergeants questions Warfield’s fitness for chief, noting minimum qualifications and past discipline at Elyria PD while praising his commendations. It challenges the hiring panel’s fairness, cites a 2005 three day suspension and a 2013 thirty day suspension, and cites impact on internal candidates McCloskey and Ortiz. Council members defend the process as outside their purview and express support for Warfield.
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Government birth control rollback sparks lawsuits across states
Fatima Goss Graves of the National Women's Law Center says the administration backs employer discrimination in the name of religion. The ACLU filed suit within hours, joined by California and Massachusetts attorneys general. The directives expand religious exemptions for hiring and birth control coverage, prompting praise from religious liberty groups and sharp critiques from LGBT and women’s groups. Analysts warn of precedent and potential impact on contraceptive access and long acting methods like IUDs. The policy took effect Friday with uncertain immediate effects on about 200 objecting employers and 120000 affected women.
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