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Psyche thought it shows that talking isnt completely useless isnt it didnt do this in the sense that we know that there are other perhaps not so prominent cases of people who are in turkish prisons and we looked at their Legal Proceedings will be dealt with quickly and according to the rule of law. One man gets out of jail six others get life sentences freedom of the press is under fire in turkey on friday one of the countrys most prominent detainee b. S. German turkish journalist dennis you chi...

Things seem for the Democratic Front runner. Hillary clinton may have a swing state problem on her hands. If it wasnt for donald trump, the biggest problems would be Hillary Clinton solidifying herself in the democratic party. This does seem a trend. A real problem they need to overcome. This is a real problem for Hillary Clinton because the last time she did this in april, she has come down in terms of her favorability and her honesty and trustworthiness. Mark, my leading question for you is is...

The german dax down nearly 3 today. Futures down sharply following yesterdays fed decision to stay pat on Interest Rates. Most fed policymakers are not ruling out a rate hike by the end of the year, four of them are forecasting an increase in 2016 or later. At yesterdays News Conference chair yellen outlined her case for holding off on a rate hike. Light of the heightened uncertainties abroad, and the slightly softer expected path for inflation, the committee judged it appropriate to wait for mo...

Europe is down for the second consecutive day. Our road map begins with jcpenney, a pleasant october surprise as comp sales rise for the month. Trends look upbeat for the month and is giving the stock a big boost in the premarket. Deere jumps on quarterlies but lowes falls. And youre going to want to hear what yahoo Ceo Marissa Mayer had to say last night in San Francisco. Well have that for you. Shares of jcpenney up sharply despite a wider than expected quarterly lost. Mike ullman says penneys...

Kansas Senate GOP leadership blocks debate on House bill opposed by AG Kris Kobach and requiring disclosure of information on jailhouse informants.

Memorial Health announces new affiliation Submitted story A new Cancer Center on Memorial’s main campus will improve and enhance the patient experience with communal and private treatment areas featuring natural light and outdoor views. Submitted photo MARYSVILLE – Memorial Health is continuing its focus and dedication to the fight against cancer, with a mission to bring advanced oncology and hematology services to area residents. Two recent developments in this mission include a formal a...

From Staff Reports GREENE TWP. — Vietnam War veteran Robert Rupert of Hanover Township received the Quilt of Valor from Hookstown Grange No1980. Presented on May 13 by Drew Fegley, lecturer, Jill Scott, Hookstown Grange president, and Michael Rounds, legislative/agriculture chairman, the Quilt of Valor is sponsored by the National Grange, and is available to local granges to bestow to deserving veterans who saw military action in any of the wars or police action involving the U.S. Rupert, 7...

Vietnam veteran from Hanover Township receives Quilt of Valor from Hookstown Grange From Staff Reports © Submitted Robert Rudolph, seated, received the Quilt of Honor at the Hookstown Grange on May 13. GREENE TWP. — Vietnam War veteran Robert Rupert of Hanover Township received the Quilt of Valor from Hookstown Grange No1980. Presented on May 13 by Drew Fegley, lecturer, Jill Scott, Hookstown Grange president, and Michael Rounds, legislative/agriculture chairman, the Quilt...

PARKERSBURG — The Wood County Magistrate Court released the following reports March 12: * Joseph Clayton Tanner, 36, 2604 Pike St. Apt. 15, Parkersburg, pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license and was assessed $270.25 in court costs and fines. * Kendra K. Perry, 47, 1305 Lost Pavement Road, Parkersburg, pleaded no contest to failing to obtain a driver’s license. * Tyler Cage Crain, 21, 13 Jones St., Mineral Wells, pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license and was asse...

Ronald Lee Rupert, 80, of Dunnstown passed away Monday, Dec. 21, 2020 at UPMC Susquehanna, Williamsport. Born July 3, 1940 in Beech Creek Twp., he was a son of the late Joshua and Edna (Lyons) Rupert. Ron was a 1959 graduate of Bald Eagle Nittany High School. Ron served in the National Guard from 1956 until 1959. On May 12, 1952, he married his love, the former Lois E. Shoemaker, with who he shared 58 years of marriage. Ron was employed for many years at Champion Parts and then at Smith Furnitu...