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How a Pennsylvania laborer won $600,000 for racial discrimination

How a Pennsylvania laborer won $600,000 for racial discrimination
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Honarkar properties ordered back to receivership after creditor files $175 million complaint

Laguna Beach Local News 4G Ventures CEO Mohammad Honarkar speaks during a Laguna Beach Business Club meeting at Kitchen in the Canyon in October 2018. Photo by Daniel Langhorne A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge appointed a new receiver Wednesday to assume control of a prominent Laguna Beach real estate investor’s companies, including the entity managing Hotel Laguna. In the previously unreported lawsuit filed June 25, Delaware-based Coastline Loans LLC demanded payment from corporations managed by Mohammad Honarkar for a $175 million loan, accrued interest, and attorneys fees. “Defendants have breached the terms of their respective obligations by various covenants breaches, including but not limited to pending court actions, material representations including but not limited to undisclosed debt, and non-payment of loan fee and interest,” Coastline Loans’ attorney Tom Normandin wrote in the complaint.

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Judge blocks Iowa abortion law requiring 24-hour waiting period

Judge blocks Iowa abortion law requiring 24-hour waiting period Updated 1:21 PM ET, Wed June 23, 2021 Women cheer during a rally for abortion rights on Tuesday, May 21, 2019, at the Iowa State Capitol in Des Moines. (CNN)An Iowa law requiring women to wait 24 hours before getting an abortion was permanently blocked by a district judge on Monday. District Judge Mitchell E. Turner ruled the law was unconstitutional because it violated a 2018 decision by the Iowa Supreme Court that protects abortion rights. The law is also unconstitutional, Turner ruled, because the state legislature violated the Iowa Constitution s single-subject rule when it included the measure with another unrelated bill. Turner also canceled a trial for the case that was set to take place in January 2022.

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Knox road department surplus items approved for sale

Knox road department surplus items approved for sale
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Judge blocks Iowa abortion law requiring 24-hour waiting period

Judge blocks Iowa abortion law requiring 24-hour waiting period
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