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WORLD IN BRIEF
redwood forest, is just one of many illegal “grows” that make up
Northern California’s famous Emerald Triangle, a rural region that
developed over decades into a marijuana-producing mecca at the
intersection of Humboldt, Mendocino and Trinity counties.
California voters will decide Nov. 8 whether to legalize mari-
juana for recreational use — an issue that has sown deep division
here among longtime growers. The Costa family and many other
pot farmers have yearned for the legitimacy and respectability that
growers of legal crops enjoy.
But they also fear Proposition 64 will bring big changes, includ-
ing costly regulations and taxes, lower prices and the risk that cor-
porate interests could put smaller operations out of business.
Associated Press
Early voting: More good
signs for Clinton in key states
WASHINGTON — The millions of votes that have been cast
already in the U.S. presidential election point to an advantage for
Hillary Clinton in critical battleground states, as well as signs of
strength in traditionally Republican territory.
The strong early-voting turnout by those likely to support Clin-
ton — registered Democrats, minorities, and young people among
others — could leave Donald Trump with virtually no path to the
270 electoral votes needed for victory.
Clinton is showing strength in Florida and North Carolina, both
must-win states for Trump, as well as the battleground states of
Nevada, Colorado and Arizona. There are even favorable signs for
Clinton in Republican-leaning Utah and Texas.
“It’s going to be a very tall order for Trump to win,” said
Michael McDonald, a University of Florida professor who special-
izes in election turnout. Other analysts also point to a strong finish
for Clinton based on the early vote.
Early voting, via mail or in-person, is underway in 37 states.
More than 12.5 million votes have been cast, far higher than the
rate in 2012, according to Associated Press data. In all, more than
46 million people —or as much as 40 percent of the electorate —
are expected to vote before Election Day, Nov. 8.
Officials in quake-ridden
central Italy assess damage
VISSO, Italy — Officials in central Italy began early today to
assess the damage caused by a pair of strong earthquakes in the
same region of central Italy hit by a deadly quake in August, as
an appeal went out for temporary housing adequate for the cold
mountain temperatures.
Thousands of people spent the night in their cars following the
pair of quakes that struck late in the evening, sending residents
into the streets in pouring rain, too late for authorities to come up
with adequate shelter. A series of small shocks overnight, includ-
ing two registering magnitudes above 4 before dawn, further unset-
tled residents.
The morning after the quakes, there remained no reports of seri-
ous injuries or signs of people trapped in rubble. The head of Italy’s
civil protection agency, Fabrizio Curcio, said it appeared that the
situation “is not as catastrophic” as it could have been. A 73-year-
old man died of a heart attack, possibly brought on by the quakes,
local authorities told the ANSA news agency.
Mayors of towns scattered in the mountain region spanning the
Umbria and Marche regions say many more homes were rendered
uninhabitable, on top of those damaged in the August quake, while
historic structures that survived previous quakes had succumbed
this time.
Camerino Mayor Gianluca Pasqui said the town’s historic bell
tower had collapsed, but emphasized that reconstruction work after
a 6.1 quake in 1997 appeared to have contributed to the absence of
serious injury.
UNICEF says school attack
a potential war crime
BEIRUT — The U.N. Children’s agency called the airstrikes
in Syria’s rebel-held northern Idlib province a day earlier an “out-
rage,” suggesting it may be the deadliest attack on a school since
the country’s war began nearly six years ago. The attack, according
to UNICEF, killed 22 children and six of their teachers.
A series of airstrikes in the village of Hass around midday
Wednesday hit a residential compound that houses a school com-
plex as children gathered outside. The Syrian Civil Defense first
responder team and the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for
Human Rights said today the airstrikes killed at least 35, most of
them children. Initially, the estimated death toll was 22.
The Observatory put the death toll among children at 16 chil-
dren and five women. It was not immediately possible to recon-
cile the two figures, but divergent death tolls are not uncommon in
a conflict-torn Syria that has been largely inaccessible to interna-
tional media for over two years.
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Man arrested in Internet hoax
that flooded 911 with calls
AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino
A view of the collapsed bell tower of the Santa Maria in Via
church in the town of Camerino, in central Italy today, after
a 5.9 earthquake destroyed part of the town. Authorities
began early this morning to assess the damage caused
by a pair of strong quakes in the same region of central
Italy hit by the deadly August temblor, as local officials
appealed for temporary housing adequate for the cold
mountain temperatures with winter’s approach.
UNICEF and the Civil Defense said the death toll is likely to
rise, as rescue efforts continue. The civil defense said there were
two schools in the area hit with 11 airstrikes around midday.
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake called the airstrikes
an “outrage.” He added if found to be deliberate, the attacks would
be considered a war crime.
Some question Pendleton’s
marijuana odor ordinance
PENDLETON — City officials say Pendleton’s marijuana odor
ordinance is necessary, but some residents say the law is bound to
bring trouble.
The East Oregonian reports (https://is.gd/K46Vit ) that the
Pendleton City Council in June passed an ordinance prohibiting
“unreasonable” amounts of marijuana odors from leaving a prop-
erty and entering another.
Pendleton attorney Will Perkinson says the ordinance is too
vague and it doesn’t distinguish between medical and recreational
marijuana or properly establish the level of odor a marijuana smell
would need to reach to be considered harmful.
Since the odor law went into effect, there have been two cases
where it has been enforced.
The City Council has not reconsidered the ordinance, but the
planning commission is set to consider zoning regulations for mar-
ijuana retailers at a meeting today.
Weed as way of life: California
farmers divided on legal bud
GARBERVILLE, Calif. — Laura Costa’s son and husband
moved quickly with the pruning shears to harvest the family’s fall
marijuana crop, racing along with several workers to cut the plants
and drop them in plastic bins ahead of an impending storm.
The rain could invite “bud rot,” Costa said, “a big no-no.”
The farm, hidden along a winding mountain road in a remote
LACEY, Wash. — Police have arrested an 18-year-old man in
connection with an internet hoax that flooded 911 Tuesday night
with non-emergency calls in a western Washington county.
The Olympian reports (https://goo.gl/kxmIf6 ) the man was
booked into Thurston County Jail on felony suspicion of electronic
data service interference Wednesday.
Lacey police Sgt. Terence Brimmer says the man told police
he received a link from a friend, tested it and posted it on his Face-
book page as a joke.
Brimmer says smartphone users who clicked on the link
watched as their phones became “hijacked,” repeatedly dialing
911. Some users apparently had to remove their phone’s batteries
to get them to stop.
Officials say the non-emergency calls tied up Thurston 911
lines for about 30 minutes although anyone trying to make an
emergency call was able to get through.
Accidental thief returns Subaru
with apology, gas money
PORTLAND — A Portland woman says her red Subaru was
stolen from her driveway -- and then reappeared with an apology
note and gas money.
Erin Hatzi tells The Oregonian/OregonLive (http://bit.ly/2ee-
HeRh ) that her husband noticed the missing Subaru Impreza on
Tuesday night and she posted security camera stills on Facebook,
asking for help finding her car.
Police caught a woman returning the vehicle to Hatzi’s drive-
way Wednesday evening. The accidental thief had instructions
from a friend to pick up a different red Subaru in Hatzi’s neighbor-
hood and returned when the friend said it wasn’t her car.
Police told Hatzi that some older Subaru keys are interchange-
able, making it easy for the woman to make off with the wrong car.
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