Nuclear reactors face inadequate security in report
A Defense Department commissioned study found all 107 U S nuclear reactors lack sufficient protection from airplane or RPG type attacks, while the Nuclear Regulatory Commission contests the assessment. Meanwhile two GOP lawmakers push six week abortion ban, Mercy Health partners with Wellington Orthopaedic in West Chester, and fire officials cite savings from video conferencing in training and briefings. Ohio Ethics Commission clears Kasich of probe over ties to a firm with state tax incentives.
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Wikileaks case ties together Manning issues and military policy
The Bradley Manning case converges on military matters including gays in the armed forces and counterinsurgency debates in Iraq and Afghanistan. Also noted are a newly identified mammal, a Beirut car bombing killing 18, a dog and cat food recall for salmonella, a space travel study by a local medical device firm, and White Castle’s new three chicken sliders.
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Indicted Ohio official faces bribery and money laundering charges
Amer Ahmad, former deputy treasurer of Ohio, was indicted on bribery, money laundering, wire fraud and conspiracy charges for steering state investments to a Canton broker who earned 3.2 million in commissions. Ahmad, a rising figure in Democratic circles, is set to plead not guilty in U.S. District Court in Columbus. His attorney said the indictment is only a charge and he will defend.
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Vet shelter plan denied by Middletown planning panel
Middletown officials rejected a proposal to convert 1314 Fairmount Ave into a shelter for three to five homeless veterans from the area. The commission cited issues with the location being near similar facilities and neighborhood context. John Porter of Trenton and Walter Gilbert of Dayton pursued housing for veterans receiving counseling from the Dayton VA Hospital, with stays up to a year.
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Death toll in Egypt soars amid crackdown and protests
Cairo reports the death toll rising past 600 in Egypt s crackdown on supporters of the deposed Islamist president. Violent new protests erupt as world condemnation grows, with Obama calling for restraint and governments considering aid suspensions. The Interior Ministry authorized use of lethal force to protect officers and pledged punishment for “terrorist actions” after buildings burned.
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Pentagon outlines steps to curb military sexual assault
The Pentagon released new measures to reduce sex assaults in the armed forces. Critics say the plan fails to address victims' trust in the system. Officials promise immediate legal help for victims, pre trial hearings by a judge advocate general officer, and COs can reassign the accused to protect victims. Wright emphasizes zero tolerance and a respectful environment.
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