PIKETON SLAYINGS AG says murders were planned
Ohio Attorney General DeWine and Pike County authorities described the Piketon killings of eight family members as a sophisticated, planned operation. Investigators said marijuana-growing operations were found at the crime scenes, though roles remain unclear. Police have interviewed 50 to 60 people and 38 officers are sweeping woods as autopsies proceed.
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Lorain festival gathers 36 princesses for pageant prep
Lorain International Festival attendees 36 princesses from diverse backgrounds in a pre pageant feast. Chairwoman Natalie Rodriguez notes the event helps families get to know each other as costumes and country desserts are shared. Principal details include 14 nationalities represented and Laotian and Salvadoran firsts in years.
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Mexico
Rodriguez
Sirmany Chanel Sengvoravong
Alicia Cruz
Obama Defends Global Trade Deals Amid Rising Opposition
President Obama argued that international trade agreements boost the U.S. economy and competitiveness during a farewell visit to Germany. He noted the ticking clock on his stalled trade agenda while pressing for a broad trans Atlantic pact between the United States and the European Union amid domestic skepticism.
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North Korea says halt tests if US stops drills
North Korea signals it will suspend nuclear tests if the United States halts annual exercises with South Korea. Foreign Minister Ri Su Yong, in a U.N. interview, asserts sanctions won’t cow Pyongyang and that halting drills could open talks. The U.S. restricts Ri’s travel following a submarine missile launch.
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Obama vows continued multinational defense against North Korea
President Obama says the United States will not back down from strengthening alliances and defenses until North Korea shows seriousness in denuclearizing. He notes a submarine missile test by North Korea and warns Pyongyang to move beyond press releases before talks can reduce tensions.
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