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Promoting Unity -ao NILES HERALD- SPECTATOR I Thursday, Januar 25, 2018; PromotingJAN2IZOW unity Nues West students pay tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. page 6 NORTHLIGHT THEATRE Putting a face to factory closings Jacqueline Williams stars in Dominique Morisseau's "Skeleton Crew," Jan. 25- March 3 at Northlight Theatre. Page 23 OPINION Could old-school nuclear training come inhandy? Randy Blaser dusts offchildhood lessons in wake offalse aiarm in Hawaii. Page 15 PIONEER PRESS Nues West High School students emphasize unity Jan.17 during a celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day at a special event spon- sored by the Black Student Union. SPORTS LIVING DNA reveals connections Friends could be family. Family could be unrelated. DNA websites offer answers BRIAN OMAHONEV/PIONEER PRESS while raising more questions. Inside League leaders Area wrestlers compete at conference JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE tournaments. 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Universityl'Noi thShoretiealthSystem IedIca1 Group northshore.org/medlcalgroup 4 NEWS Dem AGcandidates talk Trump, pot at forum ask voters to identify by Field shows broad party. agreement about While the Democrats found that their views over- variety of issues lapped on most issues, BY AlEx NITKIN many highlighted their per- Pioneer Press sonal backgrounds asa means of distinguishing Critiques of the Trump themselves within the pool administration dominated a of candidates. forum held Jan. 14 in Ev- Former Chicago Board of anston for the eight Demo- Education vice president crats vying for state attor- Jesse Ruiz, who explained ney general, with other talk that his father immigrated such as legalizing marijuana from Mexico through the and holding police more Bracero migrant worker accountable dabbled in. program during WWII, Allof the candidates mentioned Trump's 2016 threw their support behind comments against a Mexi- the full legalization of mari- can-American federal juana for recreational use, judge. The comments were vowingto stymie any efforts laterdescribed by GOP by U.s. Attorney General House Speaker Paul Ryan as Jeff Sessions to crack down racist. on medical cannabis sales "I look forward to being already being rung up the first Mexican-American across the state. attorney general' Ruiz said. "Don't decriminalize. ALEX NITKINIPIONEER PRESS "And if you think judge Don't go halfway. Don'tThe eight Democratic candidates for Illinois attorney general participate in a forum Jan.14 at Grace Lutheran Church in Gonzalo Curiel bothered investigateit,"saidcivil Evanston. Republican candidates Erika Harold and Gary Grasso declined to attend, organizers said. Trump, wait until you get rights attorney and law pro- Jesse Umberto Ruiz ... I'm fessor Aaron Goldstein, Organized by the Na- victed of a felony, accordingtroubled police departmentlong said. 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"Illinoisneeds to showWomen and Action for a "As a lawyer, if someone "I've proven that I havecriminal justice and how The forum's organizers some courage and legalizeBetter Tomorrow, a prog-has a complaint about me,the capability to hold themuch they talked aboutsaid they had the president this right now, and we needressive activist group thatthey can go ... and have mypowerful accountable,"protecting communities ofto thank for the crowded to stand up to (Presidentformed in the wake of thelicense pulled' Raoul said.Fairley said. color, it feels like there's not stage and the hundreds of Donald) Trump. 2016 election, the forum"We should have the same Highland Park Mayor really a middle-of-the-roadspectators who packed the The candidates' answersrepeatedly circled back tostandard for those whoNancy Rotering said she Democrat in there." church sanctuary of Grace to the final question askedreports that Trump made a carry deadly force." would use the office to take State Rep. Scott Drury Lutheran Church, 1430 at the two-hour forum, held profane reference to Haiti Sharon Fairley alsoon gun manufacturers, hay- D-Highwood, whose 58thSouth Blvd., according to at Grace Lutheran Church,and some African nations in pledged to lean on localing beaten back a lawsuit District includes HighlandMisa Kaplan, the director of echoed their broad agree- a White House meeting Jan.
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