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Surely, the road ahead looks less intimidating for tyre makers, who seem to have steered clear of challenging times. Yet, uncertainty on demand in both the original equipment and replacement market segments have made investors cautious. At ₹198.85 apiece, shares of Apollo Tyres trade at about nine times one-year forwar...
EXCLUSIVE: As projects for Cannes start to trickle through, here's a starry title set to bow on the Croisette this year: Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda and Candice Bergen are attached to star in upcoming comedy Book Club, the directorial debut from A Walk in the Woods producer Bill Holderman.
Bloom has boarded international sales for Johannes Roberts' The Strangers 2, which the outfit will launch to buyers in Berlin next week.
Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn are set to star in the crime thriller Dragged Across Concrete. Written and directed by Bone Tomahawk's S. Craig Zahler, this is a hot project for the upcoming European Film Market in Berlin, where Bloom is handling international sales.
Alex Walton's Bloom has boarded international sales for Woody Harrelson's directorial debut Lost In London, which it will introduce to buyers at the European Film Market in Berlin next month.
Dulce Anto Cruz-Martinez, 27, is charged with intoxication assault and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Her bail totals $80,000 for both charges.
A woman accused of driving the wrong way on a Southwest Side highway and causing a wreck that injured six women early Monday has been identified by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office.
Authorities said they had received calls for a wrong-way driver at about 1:30 a.m. driving south in the northbound lanes of I-35 between Benton City Road and Loop 1604. Moments later, a crash was reported in the area.
Three vehicles were involved in the crash, deputies said. At least one person, the driver of a Dodge sedan, was trapped inside their vehicle.
Authorities were able to remove the driver from the wreckage. Paramedics took as many as six women to San Antonio Military Medical Center for treatment.
Two of the women sustained serious bodily injury, according to the sheriff’s office.
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More than 100 million people around the world are not getting enough sleep and in the United States 22 million Americans have sleep apnea - that's one in every 15 people.
SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - More than 100 million people around the world are not getting enough sleep and in the United States 22 million Americans have sleep apnea - that's one in every 15 people.
Find out more about how you can have quality sleep and identify why you could not be sleeping in the above video.
HOUGHTON, Mich. — The Northwood University men's tennis team swept Michigan Tech 7-0 on Sunday at Gates Tennis Center.
Northwood won all three doubles matches to lead 1-0 heading into singles, then won every singles match in straight sets.
Kobus Sauerman, David Reinauer, Ben Brandherm, Pablo Salamanca, Ivan Medvynskyi and Hayden Drury all were a perfect 2-0 on the day.
The Timberwolves improve to 7-5, 2-0 GLIAC, and travel to Ferris State for a match Friday.
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean generals met the U.S.-led U.N. military command in South Korea for the first time in about seven years on Monday after Pyongyang warned at the weekend “arrogant” acts by U.S. troops could spark a war.
Local news reports said the North had protested against joint U.S.-South Korean military drills that will be held from next week and the activities of American troops stationed in South Korea to support its soldiers.
“North Korea argued that holding the joint military training at a moment when the situation on the Korean peninsula is already tense would only raise more tension,” the South’s Yonhap news agency quoted a military source as saying.
Prickly North Korea has stoked tensions in recent weeks by readying a test flight of its longest-range missile, which is designed to carry a weapon as far as Alaska but has never successfully flown, U.S. and South Korean officials say.
North Korea also has severed dialogue with the South and threatened to reduce its neighbor to ashes in anger at President Lee Myung-bak’s policy of cutting off what once had been a free flow of unconditional aid and instead tying handouts to the North’s nuclear disarmament.
In Washington, a U.S. State Department official played down any prospect of the United States postponing the joint exercises with South Korea because of North Korean protest.
“The idea that we would change that planned calendar is not one that anybody has presented to me,” said the official, who spoke to reporters on condition that he not be identified.
Talks were held at the Panmunjom truce village inside the Demilitarized Zone that has divided the peninsula since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a ceasefire. The two sides agreed to meet again, it said.
The official said U.S. troops had come near the actual border several times over the past two months.
The Pentagon sought to present the meeting in a positive light.
The border, called the Military Demarcation Line, is at the center of the 4-km-wide (2.5-mile-wide) DMZ — a no man’s land buffer zone. North Korea positions most of its 1.2 million troops near the DMZ.
North Korean, South Korean and U.S. soldiers are on their respective sides of the Military Demarcation Line on a daily basis at Panmunjom, where low-level meetings can be arranged by shouting into a bullhorn to the other side.
U.S.-led U.N. forces signed the armistice in 1953 and the United States has kept troops in the South after the fighting formally ended to deter North Korea from attacking again.
There are about 28,000 U.S. troops stationed in South Korea to support its 670,000 soldiers.
The new U.S. government will be sending Stephen Bosworth, its special envoy for North Korea, to the region this week with stops in China, Japan and South Korea, the State Department said.
In Seoul, Bosworth will likely meet Wi Sung-lac, a specialist in North American affairs and adviser to the foreign minister, who was named on Monday as South Korea’s new chief to six-country talks on ending the North’s nuclear program.
The rate of major data breaches in the United States is rapidly increasing, as hackers around the world become more sophisticated, a top FBI cyber official said Thursday.
James Trainor, acting assistant director of the FBI’s Cyber Division, said the agency used to learn about a new, large-scale data breach every two or three weeks.
“Now, it is close to every two to three days,” Trainor said at an event hosted by Microsoft.
Trainor also said the cybersecurity industry needs to “double or triple” its workforce in order to keep up with hacking threats.
The remarks shed light on the FBI’s approach to investigating cyber crimes as online threats proliferate against U.S. businesses and government agencies.
Trainor, who called cybersecurity a “top priority” for FBI Director James Comey, said the agency has personnel embedded in embassies and law enforcement entities around the world.
The FBI treats breached companies “like a victim, not like they did something wrong” and tries to establish relationships prior to a cyberattack, he said.
As an example, he called the FBI’s relationship with Sony a “tremendous partnership” before and after the company was attacked last year.
“There were a lot of lessons learned from that in a very, very positive way,” he said.
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Czech President Milos Zeman will appoint Karel Havlicek, the head of a small business association and deputy chief of the government's science and research..
University of Oregon fraternities get a second chance from the businesses and agencies that dealt with mounds of trash.
A year after they made national headlines for leaving trash, human waste and almost 100 tents at Lake Shasta, University of Oregon fraternities are getting a second chance from the businesses and agencies that had to deal with the aftermath of their 2016 bacchanal.
“Everybody’s welcome,” said Matt Doyle, general manager of Lake Shasta Caverns and president of the Shasta Lake Business Owners Association.
Of course, Doyle’s welcome isn’t unconditional.
And back they are — in fact, “They’re out on the water right now,” Holiday Harbor Resort and Marina office manager Lesa Mason said Friday.
Colleges throughout the region come to the lake in May, but Doyle said it’s a particularly well-known tradition for Oregon schools.
Last year’s incident happened on Slaughterhouse Island, a “problem island” that local law enforcement is “very well aware of,” Doyle said. Shasta County sheriff’s boating officials didn’t return a call seeking comment Friday.
Doyle said most marina owners have an attitude of acceptance, but also vigilance in the wake of last year’s scandal. That means many marinas are taking extra steps to prevent a repeat incident, and — with the public outcry from the national media coverage — they’ll probably be helped along by good Samaritans who happen...
“I think with the notoriety, there’s going to be even more of an interest in Slaughterhouse. But I think that there’s also going to be even more notable vigilance from people across Lake Shasta,” he said.
Forgiveness tinged with caution is the general attitude of the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, too.
Orosz said the Forest Service is asking marinas to distribute fliers about the importance of keeping forest sites clean, but isn’t upping its patrols beyond the increased presence it normally has for big holiday weekends.
The Forest Service isn’t the only law enforcement agency that will be out there, but even so, Orosz said it’s hard to control every aspect of guest stays at the Shasta-Trinity.
Orosz also noted that both the University of Oregon and Oregon State University have reached out to the Forest Service to assure officials they’ve told their students to be respectful this year.
“Obviously, we have seen issues in recent years and we want to be proactive in working with students to ensure their safety, while encouraging them to be good citizens of any community where their activities take them,” Kris Winter, associate vice president and dean of students, said in a separate statement posted on t...
While it’s early, Mason said so far that appears to be the case for the students staying at Holiday Harbor this year, calling them, “very respectful people that checked in here.” She also noted the primary offenders from last year’s debacle weren’t using Holiday Harbor boats.
A Lambda Chi representative did not return a call seeking comment Friday.
Doyle said he thinks the fraternity got enough scorn to stop members from doing anything close to what happened last year. The fraternity also was investigated by the school and got suspended by its national organization.
But Orosz said it’s too soon to say what may have changed — or not.
When Charlie Austin swept in Swindon Town’s opener in their 3-0 victory over Leeds United it marked a truly remarkable ascent through the football pyramid. After arriving at the County Ground from Wessex League Poole Town in the summer, 20-year-old Austin has become a scoring sensation. At the time of writing he had no...
Austin arrived at Swindon via an unlikely Hardy-esque trudge through the non-League backwaters of Thatcham, Hungerford and Poole Town. At Poole he combined labouring on a building site in Westbourne with scoring an unfeasible number of goals in the Wessex League. It’s fair to say that Poole is the inverse of a football...
Having notched 48 goals in 43 games for Poole, Austin found himself among a battalion of trialists trying to earn a paltry one-year deal at neighbours AFC Bournemouth. Austin comes from footballing stock. His uncle, Darren Angell, was on the books at Cheltenham, Barnet and Lincoln. Brett Angell, his uncle’s brother, ev...
A brace of goals for Poole Town against Basingstoke eventually convinced Swindon boss Danny Wilson to offer Austin a contract and the rest is history. But only just. Austin had been working on a building site until 4.30 and then driven himself to the match just in time for the evening kick-off. Since then his rise from...
When you’ve swung up six rungs of the League ladder, you can’t begrudge Austin when he says his proudest moment so far in football is his new contract. Indeed, it’s almost like he hasn’t left Poole yet. He says he still looks for his parents and grandfather at every match. And after not scoring for four games he beat h...
Having cleaned his own boots and other cliches on the way up, new contract or not, Austin isn’t going to forget the alternative to hard graft in football is the harder graft of labouring. His dad will probably see to that.
Greeson had convictions in Ellis County for a 2010 aggravated battery and for distributing hallucinogens in 2009, Kansas Department of Corrections records show. He had another drug conviction for a 2012 drug crime in Pawnee County.
Before his sentence ended on June 8, he had been supervised in Kingman County and Greeley County in late 2017.
In the past several years, the records show, he had been in and out of prison and spent some time in Sedgwick County.
One of his several prison discipline reports was for fighting in 2013 at Hutchinson Correctional Facility. He completed substance abuse and work-release programs.
In November 2016, Greeson was charged with felony burglary and theft at Via Christi Inn, 3310 E. Grand, in Wichita. He pleaded guilty to misdemeanors and was put on probation in 2017. Court records also show that a judge extended Greeson’s probation to April 2019 because he failed to pay full court costs, fees and rest...
On Sunday, Kunze was called at around 1:18 p.m. to the area of North 295th Street West and West 21st Street, just north of Garden Plain and about 20 miles west of downtown Wichita.
When Kunze arrived at about 1:42 p.m. Sunday, he saw a person who matched the description of the suspicious character, The Eagle previously reported. Then, at about 1:48 p.m., Kunze “activated the emergency button on his portable radio,” Sheriff Jeff Easter said during a Sunday evening news conference.
Another deputy responded and found both Kunze and Greeson on the ground.
Kunze was shot once in his upper torso above his ballistic vest, Easter said. The suspect was shot in his upper torso and waist.
Kunze was taken to Via Christi Hospital St. Francis by ambulance and pronounced dead at around 2:55 p.m.
Greeson was pronounced dead at the scene.
Greeson is thought to be connected to three other crimes in the area on Sunday, Easter said at the news conference.
The sheriff’s office said Monday that it will not be releasing any additional information on Greeson or on the shooting at this time.
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Robert C. Greeson, a white male, DOB 02-11-1989, was identified as the suspect in the murder of Deputy Robert Kunze.
Today's games: Lubbock Coronado at Tascosa, Midland High at Abilene Cooper, Odessa High at Abilene High, Odessa Permian at San Angelo Central.
Friday's games: Odessa High at Tascosa, Odessa Permian at Lubbock Coronado, Midland High at San Angelo Central, MIdland Lee at Abilene High.
Today's games: Randall at Amarillo High, Caprock at Canyon, Dumas at Palo Duro.
Friday's games: Amarillo High at Canyon, Palo Duro at Caprock, Randall at Dumas.
Today's games: Monterey at Hereford, Plainview at Lubbock High, Frenship at Lake View.
Friday's games: Lubbock High at Hereford, Plainview at Lake View, Frenship at Monterey.
Today's games: River Road at Perryton, Borger at Pampa.
Friday's games: Perryton at Borger, Pampa at Dalhart. River Road is open.
Today's games: Highland Park at Bushland, Canadian at Boys Ranch, Sanford-Fritch at Spearman.
Friday's games: Bushland at Boys Ranch, Highland Park at Sanford-Fritch, Spearman at Canadian.
Today's games: Abernathy at Tulia, Friona at Dimmitt, Muleshoe at Littlefield.
Friday's games: Tulia at Muleshoe, Dimmitt at Olton, Littlefield at Friona.
Today's games: Childress at Floydada, Slaton at Post, Roosevelt at Idalou.

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