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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 2015

Page

2

Las Vegas crash suspect says stress from being chased while sleeping in car

Lakeisha N. Holloway, 24, homeless from Oregon, told police she was stressed after security guards chased her from parking garages where she slept with her 3-year-old daughter before driving onto the Las Vegas Strip and into pedestrians. She recalled a body hitting her windshield and breaking it.

Las Vegas Lakeisha N. Holloway Oregon Clark County Joe Lombardo Holloway

Obama says Trump exploiting blue collar fears in campaign

In a year end NPR interview in Honolulu President Obama accuses Donald Trump of exploiting working class anxieties about wages and job security. He links demographic changes economic stress and globalization to anger and fear among blue collar men. He says Trump weaponizes these concerns during his campaign.

Honolulu Barack Obama Donald Trump NPR News Obama Trump U.S

Graham exits 2016 presidential race amid security focus

U S Senator Lindsey Graham withdraws from the 2016 campaign ahead of early states. He cites commitment to national security and fiscal reform and warns Trump cannot beat Clinton without changes. He says the election is about the GOP heart and soul and may reshape endorsements and support for remaining candidates.

Washington Lindsey Graham South Carolina CNN Donald Trump Hillary Clinton Graham Iowa New Hampshire Iraq Syria Barack Obama

Street gangs shift from drugs to white collar crimes

NEW YORK AP The Van Dyke Money Gang stole over 1.5 million this year via a Western Union money order scheme while 111 Neighborhood Crips in New Jersey forged gift cards for stores. South Florida gangs steal identities to file false tax returns as law enforcement notes rising white collar crime by street crews.

New York van Dyke Money Western Union New Jersey Florida al ‘Pasqual Javelin Strategy and Research New York City

Cosby sues Beverly Johnson for defamation in drugging claim

Los Angeles AP Bill Cosby sues model Beverly Johnson for defamation over allegations he drugged and attempted sexual assault her in the 1980s. The suit marks Cosbys new strategy against accusers, arguing Johnson lied about a cappuccino incident at his New York home to revive her career.

Bill Cosby Beverly Johnson Los Angeles Cosby Johnson

Weather outlook with 50 percent showers today

Today will be mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers and a high around 61 degrees. Humidity near 82 percent, with south winds about 6 mph, and a record high of 65 set in 1949 noted. tonight similar showers possible with a low near 67 degrees and a 50 percent chance of rain.

Six U.S. troops killed in Taliban assault near Sangin district

Six American soldiers died when an explosives laden motorcycle attacker rammed a joint NATO Afghan patrol near Bagram Airfield. Two U.S. troops and an Afghan were wounded as Taliban overran Sangin district in Helmand province, amid intensified insurgency and ongoing battles with Afghan and international forces.

Associated Press Kabul Afghanistan U.S Helmand Pentagon Bagram Airfield NATO Taliban Aus U.S. Army William Shoffner Washington White House Josh Earnest Ash Carter Special Operations Forces Mohammad Jan Rasulyar Defense Ministry Dawlat Waziri Sangin Kunduz Atal Mullah Mohammad Omar Mullah Akhtar Mansoor Mullah Omar USS Coalition Qalanderkhail Bagram Mohammad Asim Asim Parwan

Warning signs may precede sudden cardiac arrest in many cases

A decade long Portland study linked about half of examined middle aged patients to prior warning symptoms such as chest pain or shortness of breath in the month before collapse. Researchers say recognizing the window before 911 calls could enable prevention and earlier treatment, though most victims are beyond help once 911 is called.

Washington U.S Portland Oregon Sameet Chugh Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute Los Angeles Annals of Internal Medicine

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