Six Die in Ohio Farmhouse Shootings In Bellefontaine Area
Six people including two children were found shot to death at neighboring farmhouses on a large farm west of Bellefontaine. Investigators say one member of the same family likely carried out the killings, with two bodies found in one house and four in the other. The shootings occurred between 6 and 10 a.m. near Bellefontaine northwest of Columbus.
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Columbus
Israel to free 400 Palestinian prisoners amid tension
Israel’s Cabinet approved releasing 400 Palestinian prisoners in a gesture tied to a February truce. Palestinians said the move violated the spirit of coordination. Hours later an airstrike on rocket launchers in northern Gaza wounded a man and two women as shrapnel flew.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza
Thousands of Koreans protest U S military presence in Seoul
Thousands of South Korean students rallied against the U S military five decades in Korea clashed with police after attempting to enter the Yong san base. At least 12 injured and more than 20 arrested as demonstrators called for withdrawal of 32 500 U S troops in South Korea.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
Yongsan
Chicken ticket dismissed in inland California case
In Ridgecrest California a chicken ticketed for impeding traffic was dismissed after the owners Linc and Helena Moore were represented by an attorney who argued the domesticated fowl is not livestock. The $54 citation issued March 26 arose from a chicken wandering onto a road in Johannesburg.
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Ridgecrest
Calif
Linc
Helena Moore
Johannesburg
Plane crash during air race kills ground crew member
A single engine plane failed to maintain power and crashed after noon in Yukon Oklahoma injuring the pilot who was airlifted to an Oklahoma City hospital in critical condition. A ground crew member was killed when he fell from a pickup truck racing to the scene per FAA spokesman John Clabes.
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Yukon
Okla
Oklahoma City
Feda Axrtintinn Aami
Amnesty report says Afghan women face constant violence
Amnesty International reports Afghan women endure abduction rape and forced marriage with little government response. It cites women traded to settle debts and some forced into marriage leading to self harm as a means of escape.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
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