Spicer under fire for Hitler chemical weapons remark
White House press secretary Sean Spicer drew sharp backlash after saying Hitler did not use chemical weapons, a claim critics say downplays the Holocaust. He later clarified that his point was to contrast tactics used in Syria with those of Hitler, urging that any attack on civilians is reprehensible.
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San Bernardino gunman threatened wife before North Park shooting
San Bernardino police disclosed that Cedric Anderson had made threats against his wife Karen Smith prior to the North Park Elementary School attack that killed Smith and her student Jonathan Martinez and left another child injured. The couple had been married two months. Smith resisted returning to him, believing his behavior was odd.
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Calif
Jarrod Burguan
Karen Smith
Cedric Anderson
North Park
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Anderson
Riverside
Burguan
Moreno Valley
Smith & Wesson
San Bernardino City Unified
Dale Marsden
Marsden
Jonathan Martinez
Loma Linda Medical Center
Jonathan
Williams
Gerald Barnes
Diocese of
San
Athens Police say two arrests explain rape case discrepancy
Athens Ohio Police Chief Tom Pyle cites two sexual assault arrests, including Cameron Wilson, 23, of Austin Texas, as partially explaining gaps in rape reporting. One 2016 case remains active with a Jan 12 2017 arrest, and Notay Jackson faces a April 26 pretrial. The 2016 annual report notes 30 rape related incidents but only limited arrests, and details a DNA linked serial rape probe with a public sketch released in 2016.
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Athens
Cameron Wilson
Austin
Texas
Ohio University
APD
Notay Jackson
Chicago
Athens County Common Pleas Court
George McCarthy
Pyle
City plans community driven update to comprehensive plan
A steering committee will gather data to revise the comprehensive plan with representation from city boards OU students businesses and experts. Residents will participate in challenges visiting neighborhoods and trying different transport modes to inform feedback and priorities. The committee meets this month the draft update is due in October with final adoption aimed for February 2018 and public presentation in January 2018.
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Ohio University
McArthur Obituary for Martha Mae Mulhern at 75
Martha Mae Mulhern 75 of McArthur died Monday April 10 2017 at home Born April 23 1941 in Vinton County daughter of Clyde and Mabel West She was a McArthur Eagles member and avid Vinton County Viking sports fan Active with Vinton County Wild Turkey Festival Committee for 20 years and involved with 4 H Junior Fair Board Her survivors include daughters Debbie and Lisa sons Harold and Scott and six grandchildren Two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Also survived by brothers Aaron Tom and Charlie With companion Jim Gilliland Funeral services will be held 11 am Friday April 14 at Garrett Cardaras Funeral Home Interment Elk Cemetery McArthur Friends may call Thursday 5 8 pm with an Eagles service at 7 pm.
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Martha Mae Mulhern
Vinton County
Clyde
Mabel Andrews West
Mae
McArthur Eagles Aerie
Vinton County Viking
4-H
Debbie
Dale
Cline
Lisa
Doug) Gilliland
Harold
Nancy) Mulhern
Radcliff
Scott
Tara) Gilliland
Waverly
Andrew
Anthony
Alexis
Addison
Jonah
Whitney
Hunter
Westin
Aaron West
Zaleski
Tom
Marilyn
West
Charlie
Dolly
Creola
Jim Gilliland
Bill
Art West
Garrett-Cardaras
W. High St
Jim Taylor
Ohio Lottery Tuesday Picks Overview
Day picks show Pick 3 with 8 2 8 and Pick 4 with 8 8 8 6. Night results list Pick 3 5 3 4 and Pick 4 1 2 6 8. Rolling Cash 5 draws 2 3 5 13 34.
Prowler Attempt Draws Police Response in Chauncey
Athens County deputies investigated a prowler at Mill Street in Chauncey with a witness noting an unauthorised vehicle search attempt. The suspect fled on foot. description and identity remain unknown. Later at Dee Dee Mart deputies advised a reckless driver to slow down to avoid charges.
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Athens County
Dee-dee-Mart
Converse Street
Chauncey
Nelsonville volunteers beautify town during cleanup day
SEPTA inmates and more than two dozen volunteers from the Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce and other groups cleaned up the city in just over three hours. Hocking College football players helped at the Aquatic Center, painting fixtures with paint donated by Sherwin Williams. Residents praised the effort to aid the elderly and improve the town.
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Southeastern Probation Treatment Alternative Correctional Facility
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Rocky Brands
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Aquatic Center
Hocking College
Leslie Yinger
Tyson Maikut
Maikut
Caryn
Kate
Lucy
Markut
Sherwin Williams
Parsley
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New Marshfield
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Three Rivers
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Waterloo High School
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Lear Plastics
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Phillip Llewellyn
Pam
Leroy) Pugh
Joy
Robert) Harris
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Pat Llewellyn
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Charles) Llewellyn
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Timothy
Camphor
Max
Virgene
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Gail
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