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A judgment ordering Oberlin College to pay $25 million to a local business after it sued the college for libel following a shoplifting incident involving three Black students will stand.The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday said it would not take up an appeal of the judgment against Oberlin CollegeThe court did not say why it would not hear the appeal. The 9th District Court of Appeals in Akron upheld the judgment in late March. Oberlin College in a statement said officials are disappointed the Supreme Court did not hear the school s appeal. The issues raised by this case have been challenging, not only for the parties involved <a href=https://www.stanleymugs.us>stanley cup , but for the entire Oberlin community, the statement said. Oberlin College p stanley cup resident responds to $44 million defamation lawsuit 07:52 Allyn Gibson and his son, David Gibson, owners of Gibson s Bakery, sued Oberlin College in November 2017 claiming Oberlin had libeled Gibson s Bakery and that it harmed their business. The law stanley cup suit was filed a year after David Gibson s son, also named Allyn, chased and tackled an underage, Black male student he suspected of having stolen a bottle of wine. Two Black female students who were with the male student tried to intervene. All three were arrested and later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges. Dgwz Muhammad Ali released from hospital again
Jerry Maren, the last surviving member of the group of actors who portrayed the munchkins from The Wizard of Oz, has died, family members and a California medical examiner s office confirmed to CBS News. He was 98.Maren died in his sleep while he was in hospice care in San Diego on May 24, according to his nephew, Lloyd Decker of San Diego. The actor died of cardiopulmonary failure, said Azita Safarloo, a spokesperson for the San Diego medical examiner s office. TMZ first reported his death.More than two dozen family members attended a ceremony for Maren at a cemetery in Burbank, California, Decker said. Maren s wife, actress Elizabeth Barrington, died in 2011 of stomach cancer. Maren was the munchkin who handed Judy Garland s Dorothy a lollipop in the 1939 classic, said Marc Baum, who sits on the board of trustees for the International L. Frank Baum All Things Oz Historical Foundation <a href=https://www.adidassamba.com.de>adidas samba in Chittenango, New York. L. Frank Baum wrote the fairy tale The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Tha adidas originals t was a part of American culture, Marc Baum said of the film. Oscar honors 75th anniversary of The Wizard of Oz 23 photos In 2007, th nike dunk e munchkins were celebrated with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Maren and some of his
A judgment ordering Oberlin College to pay $25 million to a local business after it sued the college for libel following a shoplifting incident involving three Black students will stand.The Ohio Supreme Court on Tuesday said it would not take up an appeal of the judgment against Oberlin CollegeThe court did not say why it would not hear the appeal. The 9th District Court of Appeals in Akron upheld the judgment in late March. Oberlin College in a statement said officials are disappointed the Supreme Court did not hear the school s appeal. The issues raised by this case have been challenging, not only for the parties involved <a href=https://www.stanleymugs.us>stanley cup , but for the entire Oberlin community, the statement said. Oberlin College p stanley cup resident responds to $44 million defamation lawsuit 07:52 Allyn Gibson and his son, David Gibson, owners of Gibson s Bakery, sued Oberlin College in November 2017 claiming Oberlin had libeled Gibson s Bakery and that it harmed their business. The law stanley cup suit was filed a year after David Gibson s son, also named Allyn, chased and tackled an underage, Black male student he suspected of having stolen a bottle of wine. Two Black female students who were with the male student tried to intervene. All three were arrested and later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges. Dgwz Muhammad Ali released from hospital again
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The Indianapolis Colts may have lost any hope of making it to the Super Bowl last month, but the city celebrated a different sort of win this Super Bowl Sunday: the birth of a white rhinoceros calf.Mom Zenzele, 19, gave birth at around 9:15 a.m., local time, the Indianapolis Zoo said. Zenzele s new <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.com.de>stanley cup born is her seventh calf, but the zoo s first baby rhino. Zenzele is an experienced and confident mom and everything is going very well, senior rhinoceros keeper Amber Berndt said. The zoo has not yet shared information about the baby rhino s sex. Keepers said Zenzele is relaxed and her calf is doing well.The zoo is now home to a herd of five rhinoceroses, including Spike, Mambo and Gloria, who is also Zenzele s grandmother, according to the zoo. Zenzele and her baby will spend time together before they re introduced to the rest of the herd i stanley cup n the s stanley cup pring. The calf s father, Kengele, lives at The Wilds, which is home base for the American Institute of Rhinoceros Science. Zenzele had also lived at The Wilds in Ohio until she came to the Indianapolis Zoo in June.Zoo workers describe the mom s personality as laid back, but very outgoing and curious. She also enjoys getting pets and scratches.White rhino pregnancies last for a whopping 16 to 18 months. Newborns weigh between 100 and 150 pounds.The zoo shared the news of Zenzele s pregnancy last month. Rhinoceros care staff at the zoo started overnight watches this month after Zenzele began p Nefy Homeschooling grows in popularity in wake of pandemic
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Torrance, Calif. mdash; A 47-year-old man has been charged with killing three men at a bowling alley in Torrance last month, CBS Los Angeles reports. Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney John Chang said Reginald Leander Wallace, of Los Angeles, is charged with opening fire at Gable House Bowl on Jan. 4.Victims Michael Radford, 20, Astin Edwards, 28, and Robert Meekins, 28, were killed.Wallace faces three counts of murder, four counts of attempted murder and one count of possession of a firearm by a felon. A boo <a href=https://www.adidascampus.com.de>adidas campus king mug sho jordan t of Reginald Wallace, salomon 47, seen Mon., Jan. 7, 2019. Torrance, Calif., Police Dept. The charges announced by the D.A. s office Friday include special circumstance allegations of multiple murders and killing to further the activities of a criminal street gang as well as allegations of using a handgun which caused great bodily injury and death. The criminal complaint alleges Wallace was convicted as a juvenile in 1989 of first-degree murder and that he was convicted as an adult of bringing or possessing a gun within a school zone in 1997 and assault with a firearm in 1998.Wallace s arraignment is scheduled for Tuesday. He is being held without bail. If convicted as charged, Wallace faces death or life in prison without the possibility of parole. A decision on whether to seek the death penalty will be made a la
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Torrance, Calif. mdash; A 47-year-old man has been charged with killing three men at a bowling alley in Torrance last month, CBS Los Angeles reports. Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney John Chang said Reginald Leander Wallace, of Los Angeles, is charged with opening fire at Gable House Bowl on Jan. 4.Victims Michael Radford, 20, Astin Edwards, 28, and Robert Meekins, 28, were killed.Wallace faces three counts of murder, four counts of attempted murder and one count of possession of a firearm by a felon. A boo <a href=https://www.adidascampus.com.de>adidas campus king mug sho jordan t of Reginald Wallace, salomon 47, seen Mon., Jan. 7, 2019. Torrance, Calif., Police Dept. The charges announced by the D.A. s office Friday include special circumstance allegations of multiple murders and killing to further the activities of a criminal street gang as well as allegations of using a handgun which caused great bodily injury and death. The criminal complaint alleges Wallace was convicted as a juvenile in 1989 of first-degree murder and that he was convicted as an adult of bringing or possessing a gun within a school zone in 1997 and assault with a firearm in 1998.Wallace s arraignment is scheduled for Tuesday. He is being held without bail. If convicted as charged, Wallace faces death or life in prison without the possibility of parole. A decision on whether to seek the death penalty will be made a la
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