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MILWAUKEE 鈥?A public memorial for the late U.S. Senator Herb Kohl is set for Jan. 12 at Fiserv Forum, the Milwaukee Bucks arena, the NBA team he formerly owned, according to the Milwaukee Business Journal.The service is open to the public and scheduled to begin at noon. Guests can enter through the main atrium that faces the arena s public plaza. Details of the service are not yet available, including speakers, BizJournal reports. Kohl died on Dec. 27, 2023,
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The Federal Aviation Administration is proposing more hefty fines against unruly airline passengers as the agency has already levied more than $1 million in fines this year.The FAA said Thursday that they proposed $531,545 in civil penalties against 34 airline passengers for unruly behavior.The proposed fines range from $7,500 against a passenger who allegedly threatened to kill another passenger seated in front of him on a March 6 jetBlue flight from Boston to Miami to $45,000 against a passenger who allegedly threw objects, in
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