Epstein civil suit against Epstein moot after his death
A federal judge ruled the 11 year-old civil case by Epstein’s sexual abuse victims is moot since Epstein died by suicide. The decision ends potential remedies for government handling of the Crime Victims' Rights Act and notes nationwide attention on victims in the criminal justice system.
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Kenneth Marra
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City guidelines require balance and climate plan goals
The guidelines demand environmental social and economic balance for proposals and alignment with at least one Climate Action Plan area. Arbogast aims for city collaboration with applicants to help proposals be accepted, while funds come from selling Renewable Energy Credits to Sustain the Reserve Fund, with Council President Burgess pledging to replenish it. contact Sean McDonnell at 329-7148 or smcdonne Arc niclet.com.
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Corrections and clarifications on Saturday lottery numbers
The Chronicle-Telegram lists corrected Ohio lottery results for Saturday with numbers for Midday Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws, Pick 5, Rolling Cash 5, Classic Lotto, Kicker, and Lucky for Life. Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is $100,000 and Classic Lotto is $3 million. Lucky for Life Thursday results are provided.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Circulation and ad sales leadership at National ad firm
The brief mentions key figures in circulation and ad sales at a national advertising firm including Stein Leet Gary Cozart Ree Speeseers and 5 Jeff Pfeiffer Russ Kunkler in marketing and NIE production and ad sales.
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Global stocks slip as oil prices surge after attack
Global markets fell as crude prices surged after Yemen linked attack on Saudi Aramco Abqaiq facility. Brent rose to 65.59, U.S. crude to 59.49, hurting airlines and fuel users while aiding exporters. European indices eased and U.S. futures dipped as traders weighed tariff talks and Fed policy.
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Pepperstone Group
Kobach pressed race and immigration policy extends to Nebraska
Kris Kobach, then Kansas secretary of state and Fremont ordinance author, tried to verify immigration status of 289 occupancy license applicants in Fremont Nebraska. He urged ICE to check status and hinted arrests or deportations if results supported his aims. Now a Senate candidate, his hard line on illegal immigration remains central to his career.
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Neb
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
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ICE
U.S. Senate
Emu on the loose captured after brief LA chase
A runaway emu led CHP officers on a 30 minute chase along California 99 before being taken into custody. The bird, initially mistaken for an ostrich, was detained without injury and later picked up by its owner at Madera County Animal Services.
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California Highway Patrol
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Avenue 17
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Gregorio Rodriguez
Madera
Rodriguez
Australia
San Diego Zoo
CEO Faced Joke Over “Ineffective” Label Amid Archive Gag
The Chronicle-Telegram reported on August 27 that a CEO joked about his designation as ineffective by the Academic Distress Commission. His PowerPoint showed a manipulated Chronicle front page from a decade ago claiming The CEO is effective. Contact Carissa Woytach for details.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle
Hardy
Public Comments Talk Sparks City Hall Debate
Mayor Joe Koziura says residents act only when laws affect them and suggests adjusting when public input occurs. Council President Arredondo notes the issue has been voted down in the past while Broadway Streetscape expenditures rise to over 4.1 million after vaults under sidewalks required safety-filled closures. A Complete Count Census Committee is created to boost Lorain’s 2020 tally ahead of the September 23 All Council meeting to discuss fire staffing and police vehicle needs.
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Lorain
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