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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 2015
Page
2
Mostly sunny today with a high of 90 and humidity at 58 percent. Light winds. Record high 94 from 1985. Tonight expect partly cloudy skies and a low of 68 with light winds. Data from Parkershurst on the Hocking River at Athens flood stage location.
Patient praises Hickory Creek Nursing and Rehab Center for therapy and nursing care. Dental? Speech, occupational, and physical therapy helped patient return home safely. Staff are kind and facility is pleasant. Recommends facility and would return if needed.
A caped green superhero mascot named Buddie campaigns on Ohio college campuses and bars urging yes on legalization. Critics compare Buddie to Joe Camel for appealing to youth, while supporters say the character targets voters 18 and older and has no access to underage audiences.
Hillary Clinton told AP in Cedar Rapids that she does not owe an apology for using a private email account and server at the State Department, asserting what she did was allowed. She added the email inquiry is a distraction that has not harmed her campaign and remains focused on rebuilding her message and organizing in Iowa and nationwide.
Hundreds of asylum seekers broke through police lines near Roszke on the Hungary Serbia border and moved north toward Budapest. Britain and France pledged to take in tens of thousands more refugees. EU leaders weighed burden sharing as Germany promised billions in aid and Hungary resisted a quota plan.
Walter Palmer says he acted legally in the Cecil the lion hunt and will be back at his suburban Minneapolis practice within days. He disputes some accounts of the kill and expresses distress over the backlash while acknowledging he did not know the lion’s name.
In Boston on Labor Day Obama urged unions to back his policies and announced an executive order requiring paid sick leave for employees of federal contractors. He criticized GOP policies, warned against trade deals, and framed the move as part of broader labor protections amid union skepticism over his agenda.
Attorneys for Kim Davis filed an emergency motion in federal court seeking an injunction pending appeal to exempt her from issuing licenses to gay couples. Liberty Counsel urged Gov Beshear to honor her religious conviction, despite the mandate for all clerks to issue licenses. The request follows Judge Bunning's Thursday jail order and prior denial of a similar injunction.
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