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Memoriams
CHRISTMAS BIRTHDAY MEMORIAM
TAMICA SOLOMON December 25, 1981 – April 8, 2015
Tamica, you were my greatest Christmas gift, when you were born on Christmas Day. You are missed more this time of year. Happy Birthday and Merry Christmas.
From your dad, your loving son, Ashtin, and your loving family.
REMEMBERING MOM AT CHRISTMAS
RUTH SOLOMON August 4, 1925 – January 19, 2006
Mom, your memory is with us every day, especially at Christ- mas time. We treasure them with love.
Missing you dearly. Merry Christmas from your loving fam- ily.
HAPPY HEAVENLY MERRY CHRISTMAS, PARENTS
BERTHA AND WILLIE CARITHERS
We love and miss you always! Especially during this holiday season. We have you both in our hearts with amazing memories always! Merry Christmas with your Heavenly Father! Love Family and friends.
National
Sports
Michael Jordan’s NBA Debut Ticket Stub Sells For Record $264K
MICHAEL JORDAN
The basketball memora- bilia market is on fire and is frequently setting new records at the moment.
The highest-graded ticket stub (bestowed with a grade of EX-MT 6 from Professional Sports Authenticator, or PSA) from Michael Jordan’s NBA debut sold for $264,000 at auction, breaking the record for most expensive collectable sports ticket ever sold.
Anthony Davis Will Miss At Least Four Weeks With A Sprained MCL
ANTHONY DAVIS
The Los Angeles Lakers will not have the services of An- thony Davis for a while. Ac- cording to the team, Davis, who suffered a knee injury dur- ing L.A.’s blowout loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday evening, will miss at least the next four weeks after being diagnosed with a sprained MCL.
During the third quarter of the game, LeBron James was being checked by Jaden Mc- Daniels and passed the ball to Davis. He pushed off of Mc- Daniels before trying to cut to the rim, which sent Mc- Daniels flying backwards into Davis’ left leg. The All-NBA big man’s knee buckled, he went down in visible discom- fort, and he tried to make his way back to the locker room. But before he could get there, Davis collapsed in the tunnel and started holding his left knee.
Thousands Of
Inmates Released
Because Of Pandemic
Thousands of federal in- mates who were released from prison to complete their sentence from home as a pre- ventative measure to combat the spread of COVID-19, will be allowed to remain on home confinement, the Justice De- partment announced on Tuesday.
Since March 2020, the federal Bureau of Prisons has placed more than 36,000 in- mates on home confinement, according to the agency's website. While more than 25,000 have completed their sentences, 7,700 remain on home confinement.
In January, the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel concluded that when the pandemic emergency ends, BOP would be required to recall all prisoners placed in extended home confine- ment who are not otherwise eligible for home confine- ment.
The office reversed that
ATTORNEY GENERAL MERRICK GARLAND
ruling Tuesday.
Attorney General Mer- rick Garland personally read the CARES Act statute and asked the OLC to recon- sider its earlier opinion given his reading of the law, accord- ing to a Justice Department spokeswoman. The attorney general also met with several people who are on home con- finement on Tuesday to learn about their experience and how it could be improved.
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