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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

15 Feb 2017

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Feb 15, 2017

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14

Patz case ends with murder verdict for Pedro Hernandez

Nearly four decades after Etan Patz vanished, Pedro Hernandez was convicted of murder in New York. The jury ruled he had a psychiatric disorder but could tell right from wrong, and sentencing is set for February 28. The verdict closes a long pursuit that reshaped missing children laws and national awareness.

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New York Etan Patz Pedro Hernandez Etan Patz Stanley Patz Tom Hernandez Michael Castellon Manhattan Joan Iluzzi Joel Seidemann Cyrus R. Vance Jr Adam Sirois Lower Manhattan Israel Maple Shade New Jersey Stan Patz Supreme Court
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Breakups hit U.S. health insurance market on Valentine’s Day

On Valentine’s Day two major deals faltered. Aetna abandons its planned 34 billion takeover of Humana and Cigna sues Anthem to block a 48 billion merger. Humana exits exchanges in 11 states, potentially reducing options and raising costs for 2017 open enrollment.

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U.S Aetna Humana Cigna Anthem Louisville Kentucky Tennessee Associated Press Avalore Larry Levitt Kaiser Family Foundation
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Evacuation Lifted For Oroville Dam Downstream Residents

Nearly 200000 Californians living downstream of the Oroville Dam were allowed to return home after two nights of uncertainty. They were warned they may have to flee again if repairs fail under upcoming storms and spring snowmelt. Sheriff Kory Honea urged vigilance as the situation remains risky.

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Oroville Calif Butte County Kory Honea
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