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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2015
Page
2
A distorted OCR fragment references extreme heat and a record high, noting a 4 percent rise and mentioning weather impacts. The garbled text hints at temperature anomalies and potential effects on markets and risk factors during a sunny period. The readable entities include no clear dates, places, or organizations to anchor specifics.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev for the first time breaks silence in a federal courtroom and apologizes to victims and loved ones for the Boston Marathon bombings. He delivers a five minute statement with religious references as Judge George O'Toole Jr. imposes the jury's death sentence. Survivors and officials react with mixed feelings as Tsarnaev faces possible years of appeals.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev breaks two years of silence in a Boston federal courtroom to apologize to victims and families for the Marathon bombing. The judge cites Shakespeare as he condemns the deliberate deaths and injuries caused by the attack.
A national clash over Confederate symbols intensifies as South Carolina debates removing the flag, Alabama orders removal of secessionist banners, and Georgia governor discusses reverence for history. In Washington, Congress clears major trade legislation backed by Obama after months of partisan battles, with a companion job program renewal passing by voice vote. The fast sequence follows weeks of back-and-forth between Obama aides and Republican leaders Boehner and McConnell and Democratic leadership.
President Obama acknowledged that the United States let down families of Americans held by terrorists and outlined policy changes to allow direct communication with captors. The six month review, prompted by families' criticisms, permits ransom discussions and pledges non prosecution for paying kidnappers when securing hostages' release.
Utility crews work around the clock to clear toppled trees and debris after a fast moving storm system swept eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Connecticut. The line of storms caused two deaths and left about 121 000 PECO customers and 180 000 New Jersey customers without power late Wednesday afternoon.
Protesters in blaze orange and hard hats gathered at The Ridges site to oppose OU s natural gas pipeline to Lausche Heating Plant. They halted work briefly, wrapped equipment, and posted anti pipeline labels while urging OU to halt fossil fuels and shift to renewables. No arrests were made as administrators were urged to meet with climate action groups.
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