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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2013
Page
4
Pentagon inspector general report says U S special operations forces in uniform with nametags attended a CIA award ceremony where Zero Dark Thirty writer was present. The final report narrows focus to Pentagon involvement and defers other disclosures to other agencies.
Boston witnesses describe Bulger and his gang demanding monthly fees from bookmakers, with threats against those who tried to leave. Richard O'Brien recalled a meeting in the 1970s where Bulger warned of violence if a bookmaker went independent. Bulger, 83, faces a 32 count racketeering indictment alleging involvement in 19 murders plus crimes including money laundering extortion and organized crime.
The House passed a 638 billion defense bill by 315 to 108, aiming to curb military sexual assaults with mandatory two year minimums for rape and assault, stricter discharges, and limiting commanders from overturning convictions. The measure would also block closing Guantanamo and curb nuclear reductions, with Senate talks to reconcile differences.
Charla Nash, blinded and maimed by a friend's chimp in 2009, was denied permission to sue the state for 150 million dollars claiming officials knew the animal was dangerous. The claims commissioner ruled immunity and a five page decision to dismiss. Nash settled 4 million with the chimp owner's estate in 2010.
Nasrallah declares Hezbollah will remain where needed to defend Assad as Obama authorizes lethal aid to rebels for the first time. The move heightens Iran Western proxy clashes, with Aleppo and Qusair battles intensifying as Syria and regional powers trade threats and warnings.
Early vote tallies show Hasan Rowhani with about 48.2 percent of 3 million votes, ahead of Tehran mayor Qalibaf and hardliner Jalili. Officials cautioned results not final with runoff possible next Friday amid high turnout and nationwide counting continuing.
Military judge Col. Tara Osborn ruled Maj. Nidal Hasan cannot use a defense of others theory to justify the 2009 shooting. She said no immediate Afghan threat supported such a claim and barred evidence linking deployments to Taliban fighters. Hasan faces possible death penalty or life without parole. delay for self‑defense? is unlikely.
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