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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2016
Page
2
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Deeply split Supreme Court questioned Texas 2013 clinic rules that would require admitting privileges and hospital-style standards. Justices pressed for health evidence while noting the rules could slash Texas clinics by about 75 percent amid roughly 70,000 annual abortions.
UN Security Council unanimously approves strict measures reacting to Pyongyang’s hydrogen bomb claim and satellite launch. New rules include cargo inspections by land sea and air, ban on arms sales, and expulsion of illicit diplomats. US, Japan and allies press for wider financing limits. China signaled cautious support.
In Ma Avis village in central Syria residents welcome a U S Russia brokered cease-fire seen as partial yet holding with exceptions for ISIS and Nusra Front. A car bombing killed 18 Nusra allied commanders while Kurdish led forces gain ground in Aleppo province amid a wider bid to secure the truce.
Hospital orderly pleads guilty to abducting and killing two Virginia college students linked by DNA to a 2005 rape case. Prosecutors drop a capital murder charge. Matthew receives four consecutive life terms plus existing life terms for rape. Evidence shows Graham likely died by suffocation after a broken nose.
Mexican drug lord Joaquin Guzman says he would plead guilty to US charges if authorities promise a short sentence in a medium security prison. His lawyer Jose Refugio Rodriguez says Guzman aims to accelerate extradition to escape harsh Mexican prison conditions. Rodriguez notes family is reviewing a US defense option and calls the move an act of desperation.
Aubrey McClendon co founder of Chesapeake Energy and part owner of the NBA OKC Thunder died when his SUV crashed into a concrete embankment in Oklahoma City after being indicted on a bid rigging conspiracy. Police say he was the sole occupant not wearing a seat belt and speeding. The DOJ indicted him for allegedly orchestrating a scheme to fix oil and gas lease bids from 2007 to 2012. He denied the charges and the case remains under review.
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