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Distefano, 347K) reports, "In a sweeping new complaint, the Securities and Exchange Commission said that the couple who operated Par Funding out of Philadelphia, joined by others, raised almost $500 million nationwide from 1,200 investors by selling 'unregistered, fraudulent securities offerings' with lies.

SA Today <https://www.usatoday.comistory/news/politics/2020/07/31/covid-19-survey-fewer-americans-favor- sending-kids-back-school/5547243002/> (7/31, Morin, 10.3IM) reports that amid an increase in coronavirus cases, "some Americans are losing confidence in resuming" their daily routines. USA Today adds

Distefano, 347K) reports, "In a sweeping new complaint, the Securities and Exchange Commission said that the couple who operated Par Funding out of Philadelphia, joined by others, raised almost $500 million nationwide from 1,200 investors by selling `unregistered, fraudulent securities offerings' with lies.

or $3,280 apiece, the report said." Survey: Americans Hesitant To Return To Daily Routines Among Increases In Coronavirus Cases. USA Today (7/31, Morin, 10.31M) reports that amid an increase in coronavirus cases, "some Americans are losing confidence in resuming" their daily routines. USA Today adds

ed that the police department is providing an additional presence at the junior high and other district schools Thursday, according to the release. Philadelphia-Area Man Charged With Sexually Abusing Seven Children, Recording Abuse CBS News (08/15, Dougherty) reported that a man from Chester County, Pennsylv

he murder of Rachel Morin, a Maryland mother of five. Martinez Hernandez was taken into custody in June at a bar in Tulsa, Oklahoma, 10 months after Morin was found murdered off the Ma & Pa Trail in Harford County. The article stated that the video shows Martinez Hernandez being escorted out of the ba

Distefano, 347K) reports, "In a sweeping new complaint, the Securities and Exchange Commission said that the couple who operated Par Funding out of Philadelphia, joined by others, raised almost $500 million nationwide from 1,200 investors by selling 'unregistered, fraudulent securities offerings' with lies.

or $3,280 apiece, the report said." Survey: Americans Hesitant To Return To Daily Routines Among Increases In Coronavirus Cases. USA Today (7/31, Morin, 10.31M) reports that amid an increase in coronavirus cases, "some Americans are losing confidence in resuming" their daily routines. USA Today adds