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Prosecutors will accuse the shortstop of commercial sexual exploitation of a minor, a newspaper in the Dominican Republic reports.
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Three will replace retiring leaders, and two are at schools that are about to close.
The proposed November ballot measure would request more money to pay teachers and support staff.
The teacher is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. The security officer is accused of tampering with a witness and obstruction.
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