Greece defaults as bailout expires first developed nation in arrears
Greece’s five year bailout ends at midnight and it fails to repay about 1.6 billion euros to the IMF. Eurozone ministers reject an extension, heightening fears over Greek eurozone membership and financial collapse.
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Obama plans to reopen embassies with Cuba
President Obama will announce that the United States and Cuba have finalized an agreement to reopen embassies in Havana and Washington, a key step in normalizing relations after decades of hostility. The U S embassy in Havana is due to open in July and Kerry is expected to comment from Vienna.
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Jeb Bush reports 33 years of tax returns to show transparency
The GOP candidate released tax returns showing about 29 million dollars of income from 2007 to 2013 as a consultant and speaker earnings near 10 million dollars, with an overall federal tax rate around 36 percent. The material covers 1981 onward detailing work on corporate boards and rising income.
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Christie launches blunt 2016 presidential bid in New Jersey rally
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie kicked off his 2016 campaign with a blunt pledge to tell voters the truth even if it cringe, railing at bickering leaders from both parties. He vowed to fight for the United States, then toured New Hampshire with several town halls planned as he presses his bid.
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Ohio drug ring defendants face multi county charges
Athens County Prosecutor Keller Blackburn said the indictments extend to 2011 with activity in 2016. Cary Losey Robert Degarmore and Kevin Degarmore face multiple counts including engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and heroin trafficking. Amy Degarmore Megan Vore Ronnie Cox Jeffrey Degarmore Leesha Santek and others are held on bonds ranging from 50 000 to 250 000. Authorities say the ring moved heroin from outside the county through Columbus and used runners and multiple cell phones. Pre trial dates are set for July 28 with additional charges anticipated.
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Courtroom heroin smuggling alleged in Losey arraignment case
John Michael Losey, 31, of Glouster, faced four trafficking counts and one criminal tools count after an alleged heroin exchange in a courtroom audience. A bond request of 750000 was denied, with a 500000 bond set. The case returns to a grand jury due to a clerical error, and further charges may arise as tapes are reviewed. Losey pleaded innocent and was escorted from the courtroom after arraignment.
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Couple to Wed at Courthouse After Long Union
Webster and Jones plan to marry at the Courthouse after a long partnership. Webster congratulated by Probate Judge Robert Stewart. The two met in UT Knoxville PhD program, Webster later joined Ohio University, with Jones following to Athens in 2002. Jones is a professor in OU English, Webster dean of Honors Tutorial College. A celebration with friends and family will follow.
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