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Trump, Kim Open Summit STOPPING a KILLER by Zeke Miller, Catherine Threat, with Trump Declaring Leaders PANAMA CITY LOCAL | B1 CLEAR THE WAY Tally-Ho is one of several businesses that will be forced to relocate for the U.S. 231 fl yover Tuesday, June 12, 2018 www.newsherald.com @The_News_Herald facebook.com/panamacitynewsherald 75¢ NATION & WORLD A4 Trump, Kim open summit STOPPING A KILLER By Zeke Miller, Catherine threat, with Trump declaring leaders. They then moved into our ankles and wrong preju- Lucey, Josh Lederman they would have a “great dis- a one-on-one meeting, joined dices and practices that at For the fi rst and Foster Klug cussion” and Kim saying they only by their interpreters. times covered our eyes and time since the The Associated Press had overcome obstacles to get “We are going to have a ears. We overcame all that Ebola virus to this point. great discussion and I think and we are here now.” was identifi ed SINGAPORE — President Standing on a red carpet tremendous success. We will Trump and Kim planned to more than 40 Donald Trump and North in front of a row of alternat- be tremendously successful,” meet with their interpreters years ago, a Korea’s Kim Jong Un kicked ing U.S. and North Korean Trump said. for most of an hour before vaccine has off a momentous summit flags, the leaders shook hands Speaking through an inter- aides join the discussion and been dispatched Tuesday that could determine warmly at a Singapore island preter, Kim said: “It wasn’t talks continue over a working to front-line historic peace or raise the resort, creating an indelible easy for us to come here. health workers specter of a growing nuclear image of the two unorthodox There was a past that grabbed See SUMMIT, A5 School Teen in critical condition offi cials, police discuss new law By Eryn Dion 747-5069 | @PCNHErynDion [email protected] PANAMA CITY — With state schools facing largely uncharted terri- tory next year as part of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Public Safety Act — which provides funding and restrictions for both school safety and mental health — education and law enforcement officials from the 14th Judicial Cir- cuit met Monday morning in Bay County to share resources and ideas. “We believe this is the beginning of a continu- ous dialogue,” said Bay District Schools Super- intendent Bill Husfelt. While school safety has been on the radar for Dark clouds loom in the sky on Monday at Porter Park in Lynn Haven. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] years, it’s the legislation’s mental health piece that officials hope will make In separate incident, on the ground, unrespon- the biggest difference, landscaper struck by sive, according to Sgt. Steve though some believe the lightning in Alys Beach McNeil with Lynn Haven allocation is not enough Police. to make a tangible By Eryn Dion A homeowner came outside impact on the number of 747-5069 | @PCNHErynDion and was able to help move [email protected] the victim inside and began See LAW, A5 performing CPR before he LYNN HAVEN — At was taken to the hospital. least two people locally Lynn Haven Fire Chief John were injured in separate DeLonjay said it hadn't yet lightning strikes after a par- been determined whether it SPORTS | C1 ticularly intense storm rolled was a direct or indirect strike through the region Monday that injured the teenager. WORLD CUP morning. Further west, William A 16-year-old Lynn Haven Young was taking cover under BETTER IN boy was sent to the hospital a shed in Alys Beach, along in critical but stable condition 30A, when the storm rolled SPANISH after police say he was struck in. He works in landscaping, while heading inside after and he and his supervisor NBC’s Telemundo mowing lawns on Inverness were chatting while waiting network is trying Road that morning. The vic- for the storm to pass when to get English- tim’s brother, also a teenager, there was a bright flash, and speaking viewers in was walking ahead when he Young said he saw the current the U.S. to watch heard a loud crash behind Heavy rain Monday morning caused some fl ooding on the roads. its World Cup him and then saw his brother See LIGHTNING, A5 [MIKE CAZALAS/THE NEWS HERALD] coverage Panama City News Herald Diversions ......................B6 Sports.........................C1-5 TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Want to subscribe? 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