Medina Woman Andrea Geitz 77 Dies After Nursing Career
Andrea J. Geitz of Medina died September 8 2023 at 77 born in Cleveland August 10 1946 to Russell and Betty Ames. Survived by husband Donald and children Toby Polson and stepchildren Joseph Geitz Chris Geitz Donna Chitambar Valerie Geitz plus grandchildren step grandchildren and great grandchild. Visitation September 12 2023 and funeral September 18 2023 at Waite & Son Funeral Home interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Memorials to St Jude or Wounded Warrior.
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Catie Carey) Polson
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Mar) Geitz
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McCarthy’s perilous bid amid impeachment push and funding fights
McCarthy navigates a fragile funding strategy while weighing a Biden impeachment inquiry aimed at appeasing Trump allies. Republicans demand 2022 spending levels, border security, and GOP control, risking a government shutdown and party unity as Trump faces multiple indictments and pressure to confront Biden ahead of 2024.
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Ian Wilmut dies cloning pioneer who created Dolly
Ian Wilmut the British embryologist who led the Roslin Institute team that cloned Dolly the Sheep in 1996 has died at 79 after a long illness. The University of Edinburgh confirmed his death and noted his knighting in 2008 and retirement in 2012.
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Charlie Robison dies at 59 in San Antonio
Texas country singer Charlie Robison died at a San Antonio hospital after cardiac arrest and complications from a medical procedure. He was 59 and had retired from singing due to throat surgery. Robison formed Millionaire Playboys after early Austin bands, released Bandera in 1996 and Step Right Up in 2001 with a Top 40 hit I Want You Bad. He judged Nashville Star and is survived by his wife Kristen and four children. Memorial services are pending.
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Libyan Floods From Storm Daniel Leave East in Ruin
Flooding from weekend storm Daniel devastated eastern Libya with derailed dams and widespread damage in Derna and surrounding towns. Death toll reports vary from 61 to over 2,000 feared dead, with thousands missing as Derna is declared a disaster zone and the country remains split between rival administrations.
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