Precipitation Tonight and Thursday Marine Forecast
Offshore winds southwest at 10 to 15 knots with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Seas 1 to 3 feet. Thursday winds 10 to 20 knots with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Temperature not specified in readable text.
Doctor Naramore linked to multiple state licenses and investigations
Kansas officials say Naramore, a doctor tied to alleged overdose cases at St. Francis hospital, faced charges of attempted murder and died in 1990. He held osteopathic licenses in Ohio Kansas Michigan and Wyoming and moved from Cheyenne County Hospital to Lovell Wyoming after Willi’s death. A Dec 6 preliminary hearing was set in Cheyenne County Court.
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City weighs alcohol monitoring contract for prisoners
The council considered bids for an AI based alcohol detection system to monitor inmates with Grounded Inc the sole bidder. A safety director suggested Cleveland Community Detention Program offering similar service plus rehab at similar cost. The committee backed signing with Grounded Inc and allowed bid renewal when the current contract expires.
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Calls for congressional approval before Haiti troop action
Lawmakers from both parties urge Clinton to seek Congress for authorization before sending troops to Haiti. Critics say bypassing Congress weakens constitutional authority, with Republicans and Democrats alike voicing concerns about invasion legality and political risk.
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Barry wins DC primary in comeback bid amid reform controversy
Barry secures 47 percent in the DC mayoral primary as Kelly trails with 13 percent. Ray and Lightfoot plan general election campaigns, while fellow candidates Norton and Clarke face no primary opponents. Voters cite redemption, job creation, and steady leadership from Barry amid budget crises.
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Nationwide results shape several state primaries
GOP Gov. Fife Symington wins Arizona nomination while Barbara Barrett trails. Dems see Terry Goddard and Eddie Basha lead early. Kyl unopposed for Senate. Connecticut sees Rowland Curry win governors race. Labriola tops GOP for Senate. DC mayor Barry wins Dem nod. Schwartz tops GOP. Maryland sees Glandening and Sauerbrey wins GOP/ Dems. Minnesota and New Hampshire nominate across races. New York fields Cuomo Pataki Moynihan Rangel Nadler. Rhode Island follows Kennedy Almond for nominations. Vermont selects Kelley. Wisconsin eyes Thompson and Kohl in general.
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Tennessee
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Minnesota
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New Hampshire
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Rhode Island
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City to replace playground funded by community effort
Tommie Johnson led a petition drive after tenants raised over 3000 to win city approval for a new playground for four year old January. Donations included Pat Charboneau, who gave over 3000 before his death. The city used a 15000 federal grant and 13500 from LMHA. New equipment features spiral slides, horizontal climbs, bright colors, a 4 inch rock drainage and 12 inch wood chip safety layer, five swings, a pavilion and four benches.
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