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Florida shifting more public education money to private handsBy William Gjebre 
 BrowardBulldog.org
 Millions more in state money appears to be headed to private education in what local educators say is a cost to public schools through the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship Program. Broward public schools face the loss of 430 students and nearly $3 million; Miami-Dade about 1,500 students and $10 million.
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High-living ex-stockbroker who can no longer shear clients, arrested by FBI for bilking banksBy Dan Christensen 
 BrowardBulldog.org
 Two years after federal arbitrators found he had fleeced millions of dollars from clients with whom he once worshipped, disgraced South Florida stockbroker Gary Jay Gross was among 15 defendants charged last week in a large bank fraud scheme.
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Howard Finkelstein: Broward’s cities, courts deny legal rights to poor and homelessBy Dan Christensen 
 BrowardBulldog.org
 Accusing Broward’s courts of failing to protect the civil rights of the poor and homeless, Broward Public Defender Howard Finkelstein has asked Chief Judge Victor Tobin to “instruct the judiciary” to make sure that indigents arrested for violating municipal ordinances have lawyers.
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Hollywood police chief should explain why he thinks Ottis Toole murdered Adam WalshBy Arthur Jay Harris 
 Special commentary to the BrowardBulldog
 Who “solved” the Adam Walsh case? In front of a nationally televised press conference two years ago, Hollywood Police Chief Chad Wagner announced drifter Ottis Toole killed the 6-year-old after kidnapping the boy on July 27, 1981 from the Hollywood Mall…
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Long lost police photos said to show Adam Walsh’s face “etched in his own blood”By Dan Christensen 
 BrowardBulldog.org
 A new book whose authors claim to have unearthed startling evidence about the 1981 murder of Adam Walsh is causing controversy even before it goes on sale.
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