U S weighs military options if Syria uses chemical weapons
The White House and allies study options from air strikes to raids to secure Syria's chemical and biological stockpiles after intelligence signs the regime may prepare to use them. Obama warned Assad and officials signaled readiness to act, while containment plans include regional forces and training teams in Jordan.
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Barack Obama
National Defense University
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Assad
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Homs
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Maryland
Dutch Ruppersberger
House Intelligence Committee
Hezbollah
Israel
James Quinlivan
Rand Corp
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Turkey
United States
Leon Panetta
Pentagon
George Little
Armed Services Committees
Mike Rogers
R-Mich
Ex-Va. principal loses murder conviction appeal
A Virginia Court of Appeals panel upheld Wesley Earnests first degree murder conviction and life sentence for the 2007 killing of his estranged wife Jocelyn Earnest. The defense had sought to call a fingerprint expert. the court ruled the proposed witness would be hearsay and not a fingerprint examiner. Prosecutors noted Earnest traveled 200 miles from Chesapeake to Forest to commit the crime. Jocelyn Earnest was a West Virginia University graduate and Mountaineer basketball alum.
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Bedford County
James W. Updike Jr
Jocelyn Earnest
Chesapeake
Forest
Amherst County
Nelson County
West Virginia University
Mountaineer
Slurry pond accident probe to start in West Virginia
Investigators planned to begin Tuesday to determine why an embankment at Consol Energy's Robinson Run slurry pond collapsed last week, dumping a bulldozer driver and two engineers into the 78 acre containment. Four barges were positioned to isolate the area for safe diving recovery. The pond holds up to 3.4 billion gallons but operates below that level. The missing operator’s name has not been released.
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State Department of Environmental Protection
Kathy Cosco
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Consol
Lynn Seay
Robinson Run
State Office of Miners’ Health, Safety and Training
Ex-coach charged with molesting two more West Virginia boys
West Virginia State Police say Amanda Jo Barker of Mannington, a fired North Marion High School freshman cheer coach, faces three counts of sexual abuse by a position of trust and one count of soliciting a minor by computer after two more male students, aged 16 and 17, came forward. Barker, 31, was arraigned and released on 100000 bond. court officials report no attorney appointed.
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West Virginia
Michael Baylous
Amanda Jo Barker
Marion County Board of Education
North Marion High School
Baylous
Barker
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