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The move was in response to an Aug. 6 letter in which Anaheim City Attorney Robert Fabela wrote to Disney saying that a change in the site plan would make the hotel ineligible for expected tax incentive rebates. 211

The Guardian Angels are a national crime-prevention, nonprofit organization that started in New York in 1979. They’ve started operations in several cities since that time. 172

The mother denied using any substances during her pregnancy -- legal or otherwise -- but her husband told doctors that she drank kratom tea daily to treat her withdrawal symptoms and help with sleep."I fear that women making genuine commitments to overcome their dependency may develop a false sense of safety by using a substance that is advertised as a non-opioid alternative," said Dr. Whitney Eldridge, a neonatologist for BayCare Health System in Florida who was lead author on the case report. The mother might have been well-intentioned, but because tests showed no other drugs in her or the infant, her doctors said kratom probably caused her son's condition, known clinically as neonatal abstinence syndrome. On his eighth day of life, after he had been weaned off opioids and observed without any medications, the boy was discharged to his parents.It's rare, but FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said in a statement that "this case is not unique." He said the FDA "is aware of four other cases involving neonates exposed to kratom while in utero who experienced neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome after term delivery."Gottlieb, whose agency has issued a variety of warnings on kratom, called the new report "a tragic case of harm" and said it "further illustrates the concerns the FDA has identified about kratom, including the potential for abuse and addiction."And though Eldridge hopes more research will help lawmakers better regulate kratom, she believes that physicians today "need to counsel women who are pregnant about the risk of kratom such as they would any other legal substance that can have ill effects on their newborn." 1650

The jury was selected and sworn in Tuesday before opening statements were delivered in the first case that Mueller's team is bringing to trial.Manafort's trial, in which he faces charges on 18 counts of violating tax and banking laws, is a high-profile test of the Mueller team's investigation into Russian election interference in 2016.The 12-person jury selected for Manafort's trial includes six men and six women. There are also four alternates, three women and one man.Manafort arrived at the courthouse Tuesday morning for the first day of his trial wearing a black suit, with his hair neatly parted. Judge T.S. Ellis gave the pool of 65 potential jurors an overview of the charges against Manafort, though he reminded the group that the indictment "is not evidence of any guilt whatsoever."The pool was also nearly evenly split between men and women. The group was predominantly white, with fewer than a dozen non-white potential jurors. Most were comfortably middle-aged.Nine potential jurors indicated that they have connections to the Justice Department, including four who said they were current or former federal employees. Two joked that they were "recovering attorneys." All affirmed that they could handle the case without any bias.None said they knew Manafort, his lawyers or their law firms.One younger woman said she knew Justice Department attorneys from her work at a Silicon Valley-based tech company. Another man brought a John Grisham novel into the courtroom. 1483

The letter writer claimed that he and his wife were proud 'older' graduates of Penn state."The man wrote that he couldn't help noticing Sutherland's "awful hair" during the home opener against the University of Idaho.Sutherland had three tackles and blocked two punts in the Nittany Lions' 79-7 win, but the letter focused on insulting his appearance. Penn State is now 5-0 and ranked Number 10 in The Associated Press Top 25.The man said he missed "the clean cut men and women," who were athletes in his day and wished for a return of athlete dress codes.Sutherland said he forgave the letter writer on Tuesday in a Twitter post and thanked fans for their support."Although the message was indeed rude, ignorant and judging, I've taken no personal offense to it because personally, I must respect you as a person before I respect your opinion," he wrote. "At the end of the day, without an apology given I forgive this individual because I'm nowhere close to being perfect and I expect God to forgive me for all the wrong I've done in my life."Penn State said that it can not confirm if the letter is authentic, or if the author was really an alumni, but 1156

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