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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2015
Page
2
Most of today will be mostly sunny with a slight shower risk. High near 70 with 46 percent humidity and west wind around 60 mph. Tonight partly cloudy with an overnight low near 42 and a record high of 1987 noted for today.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 4 to 3 that Otterbein University police, though at a private college, are a public office under the state open records law because officers are state certified. The decision allows release of arrest records and other information, upholding student journalist Anna Schiffbauer’s lawsuit.
In a 62 to 38 Senate victory Republicans and Democrats joined to advance a sweeping trade package backed by President Obama. Sen Maria Cantwell helped secure late support, prompting the plan to renew the Export-Import Bank and set up a clash with the House for final passage.
The AP reports Hillary Clinton received monthly emails from adviser Sidney Blumenthal about Libya's rising turmoil. Blumenthal, once barred from State employment, sent dispatches linked to the Benghazi attacks and Libyan dealings, with Clinton forwarding many to her aides.
Chairman Richard Burr proposes ending bulk collection of phone records after a two year transition, leaving House choice to accept the deal or allow government surveillance powers to expire on June 1. White House and House leaders weigh next steps as Congress debates renewal.
Jeb Bush, on a New Hampshire campaign swing, says Republicans spent too much money during George W. Bush's presidency and that budget discipline could have been achieved with stronger vetoes. He shifts from fundraising to discussing his brother's fiscal record while stressing his own path.
A 65 year old New Braunfels man Jesus Delgado Rodriguez was killed in the Twin Peaks shootout in Waco Texas He was a Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient whose family disputes police claims he belonged to a criminal gang The incident left nine bikers dead during a confrontation between rival gangs the Bandidos and the Cossacks
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