Epstein Secrets

s Councilman Charged In Corruption Probe Due In Court Tuesday. The Los Angeles Daily Breeze (7/6, Chou, 128K) reports, "Mitchell Englander, a former Los Angeles city councilman who agreed to plead guilty to obstructing a public corruptions investigation, is set to appear at the downtown Los Angeles Courthous

regulatory obstacles. But 3 1/2 years later, the owners of both pipelines are still fighting in court against opponents." The New York Times (7/6, Fortin, Friedman, 18.61M) reports that in March, Boasberg, "who was appointed by President Barack Obama, ordered the federal government to conduct a sweepi

as "on the brink" of new restrictions "but did not elaborate." The Washington Examiner (7/19, Dibble, 448K) reports Garcetti "said that hospitals in Los Angeles have not been close to hitting capacity but that he may have to issue the stay-at-home order if he sees them beginning to do so." Garcetti, Bloomber

2.41M) provided similar coverage in a brief broadcast. Statue In New York State Dedicated To Union Volunteers Torn Down. The New York Times (7/18, Fortin, Pietsch, 18.61M) reports police in Saratoga Spring, NY on Thursday "found a cast iron and zinc statue torn down from its stone pedestal in Congress

thanks in part to Liberatore's recommendation. (Roe Dep. 21:14-18.) After Roe graduated from the Universi- ty of Scranton, Liberatore took him to Los Angeles, California, as a graduation gift (Roe Dep. 23:1-15.) The night before Li- beratore and Roe were to fly to Los Ange- les they went out to several ba

ipated in church activities, and had been taught throughout grade school catechism classes to trust and respect the bishop of the diocese. Id In Fortin v. The Roman Catholic Bish- op of Portland, 871 A2d 1208 (Me.2005). the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine held that a victim of child sexual abuse pe