Rilya Wilson case tests Florida child welfare system
Geralyn disputes oversight while DCF and police pursue leads in the Rilya Wilson disappearance. DNA tests ruled out a beheaded Kansas City girl as Rilya. A state blue ribbon panel urged short and long term reforms, amid a watchdog group forming to press for changes.
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Rilya
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Jeb Bush
Rilya Wilson
David Lawrence
Florida
Ohio farmers face drought strain amid wet spells and heat
Curt Ely of the Farm Bureau notes rainfall may hinder harvest as soil compaction worsens in wet fields. The Palmer Drought Index shows Ohio needing 3 to 4 inches more rain to recover from drought. Don Ralph from Marion County welcomes rain after a record dry spell, while overall crops and grasses suffered, with June yields and first cuttings in doubt and 85 of 88 Ohio counties seeking federal disaster aid.
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Farm Bureau
Ohio
Don Ralph
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Ely
Jussday Midday Draw and Buckeye 5 Numbers
The midday Jussday draw yields Pick 3 0 2 6 and Pick 4 4 8 8 5. Additional Buckeye 5 results show numbers 3 16 17 26 27.
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Jussday
Avon golf course plan sparks debate among locals
Avon and Lorain residents weigh uses for a proposed site with ATV park advocates arguing grit and recreation while opponents fear toxic waste remnants and legal risk. Burnette cites rusted 50 gallon cans and underground fires from decaying material as ongoing concerns. Local figures suggest signs or limited access while police enforcement of trespassing remains unresolved.
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Barnicle
Lorain
Burnette
Arafat under siege as Gaza compound dwindles to tents
Arafat and about 200 aides endure harsh conditions inside a sealed compound. They sleep on floors, ration water, and face restricted supplies while Israel tightens control after a September 19 bombing in Tel Aviv. He faces pressure from rivals and comments from Saeb Erakat and Ahmed Tibi about health hazards and communications limits.
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Ahmed Tibi
Israel
Arafat
Saeb Erakat
Tel Aviv
Ariel Sharon
Iraq warns of costly clash if US invades
Iraqi leader Aziz declares any attack on Iraq will trigger a fierce fight with unprecedented losses for the United States and Britain. Bush administration says Saddam wants to drag his feet, denying links to al Qaida while accusing Saddam of seeking regime change. Iraqi Foreign Minister Sabri in Tehran says Iraq has no weapons of mass destruction and is ready to admit UN inspectors.
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Aziz
United States
Iraq
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Israel
White House
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Bush
Ali Fleischer
Texas
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Saddam
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Baghdad
Saddam Har
Osama bin Laden
Washington
Naji Sabri
Tehran
Iran
West
U.N
Ba'ath
Pentagon
Richard G. Myers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Balkans
Afghanistan
Middle East
George Bush
Houston
Questions Loom Over Saddam and Iraq Earlier War Prep
The article surveys Western intelligence on Saddam Hussein and Iraq’s weapons programs, noting uncertain ties to al Qaida and past use of chemical weapons. It discusses potential war scenarios, risks of civilian casualties, and the rationale behind Bush’s push to oust Saddam, including oil interests and national security.
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