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the Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during a visit to the northern city
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the president and struck a banner set up behind him, according to
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George W. Bush during a news conference.
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facing questions about his handling of the 2008 complaint.Rosamilia, the Clinton County
youth services chief, said he had informed Raykovitz's wife in November 2008
that his office was terminating its relationship with The Second Mile because
of an abuse complaint. He said he had not identified the target
of that complaint, but that Genovese eventually guessed correctly that it was
Sandusky.Rosamilia, who said he mentioned his conversation with Genovese to investigators working
on the current prosecution, also recalled Genovese saying that a member of
The Second Mile board planned to speak with Sandusky about staying away
from Second Mile events involving children.Raykovitz said Rosamilia's description of the conversation
with his wife is incorrect. He would not elaborate. Attempts to reach
Genovese were unsuccessful.Raykovitz referred questions about what he did in 2008 to
a prior statement,
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