paducahsun.com The Paducah Sun Tuesday, June 30, 2015 7A SACRAMENTO, Calif. California lawmakers on Monday sent the governor a contentious bill that would impose one of the strictest school vaccination laws in the country in reaction to a recent measles outbreak at Disneyland. The Senate reaf- rmed the bill striking personal belief exemption for immunizations on a 24-14 vote. Mississippi and West Virginia are the only two states with such strict requirements in place. Democratic Gov.
Jerry Brown has not said if he would sign it. Parents opposed to the bill vowed to take legal action even though the issue has been upheld in court, including by the Supreme Court. will sue to put my child in said Jude Tovatt of Roseville and the parent of an 8-year-old child. will not run from the state that is our Other parents cheered the legislative vote and immediately turned their attention to swaying Brown. know that he is very pro-science and really what this bill comes down to: leadership in public health, and supporting evidence-based said Hannah Henry, mother of four from Napa who started Vaccinate California, a parental group in support of the bill.
Brown has 12 days to decide the bill. governor believes that vaccinations are profoundly important and a major public health bene and any bill that reaches his desk will be closely spokesman Evan Westrup has repeated in recent days. Democratic Sens. Richard Pan of Sacramento and Ben Allen of Santa Monica introduced the measure after the outbreak of measles at Disneyland in December infected over 100 people in the U.S. and Mexico.
It applies to public and private schools, as well as day care facilities. California OKs rigorous school vaccination bill BY JULIA HOROWITZ Associated Press CAIRO A car bomb killed chief prosecutor Monday in the rst assassination of a senior of cial in 25 years, marking what could be an escalation in a campaign by Islamic militants toward targeting leaders of a crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood. Hisham Barakat led the prosecution of members of the Brotherhood and other Islamists, including former President Mohammed Morsi, who was overthrown by the military in July 2013. The courts have been handing out mass death sentences against them in trials harshly criticized as lacking due process. assassination of the 65-year-old Barakat came on the eve of the second anniversary of the mass demonstrations against Morsi that led to his ouster.
A car laden with explosives was detonated by remote control around 10 a.m. as motorcade left his home in the eastern district of Heliopolis, police said. He suffered multiple shrapnel wounds and was pro- nounced dead at 12:30 p.m. following surgery, medical of cials said. Five guards, two drivers and one civilian also were injured in the blast.
An Egyptian militant group calling itself Resistance in claimed responsibility for the attack in an online statement, with photographs from the site of the bombing. The claim could not be inde- pendently veri ed. In a statement, the Muslim Brotherhood denied responsibility, but blamed authorities for the violence. Authorities and pro-government TV networks blamed the Brotherhood, which they consider a terrorist group, broadly accusing it of orchestrating violence. A senior security of- cial said an initial in- vestigation showed that Islamic militants along with the Brotherhood were responsible, while the State Information Service said the killing shows the terrorist violent and underscores its of the state of It equated the Brotherhood with extremist groups ghting in Iraq and Syria or killing tourists in Tunisia.
top prosecutor killed Associated Press PARIS WikiLeaks has released documents that it says show that the U.S. National Security Agency eavesdropped on top nance of cials and high-stakes French export bids over a decade in what the group called targeted economic espionage. France and the U.S. immediately respond to the release in French publications Mediapart and Liberation on Monday night. The material be immediately veri ed, but WikiLeaks has a record of releasing U.S.
government documents. Last week, the group revealed that the NSA spied on the last three French presidents, angering and embarrassing the French government, which summoned the U.S. ambassador for explanation. The new reports say NSA intercepts between 2004 and 2012 show the agency eavesdropped on two nance ministers and three other senior of cials. Other documents show that from 20022012, the NSA eavesdropped on all French export bids worth more than $200 million, from oil and gas to telecommunications and biotechnology.
U.S. of cials have acknowledged that they collect economic information as part of standard intelligence gathering, but it has been the longstanding U.S. position that the government conduct economic espionage, which it de nes as stealing eco- nomic information for the bene of American companies. It says the French and most other countries do conduct such espionage. The new reports say that the NSA shared some of the information with U.S.
intelligence allies in the so-called Five Eyes program the U.S., Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. It says the spying targeted information about the French budget, trade policy and French role in the oil-for-food program in Iraq in the 1990s. The nance ministers targeted were Francois Baroin, who served under then-President Nicolas Sarkozy, and Pierre Moscovici who is now EU nance commissioner, playing a key role in talks on future in the eurozone. ATLANTA A man accused of snatching a funeral home car keys, stealing a hearse with a body inside and later carjacking an SUV, has been arrested, Atlanta police said Monday. Henry Lyles, 34, was arrested Sunday in Douglas County, just west of Atlanta, and faces two counts of hijacking a motor vehicle, Atlanta police Sgt.
Gregory Lyon said. It happened Sunday morning when an employee of Willie Watkins Funeral Home went to Grady Memorial Hospital to retrieve a body. As he walked toward the front of the vehicle to drive away after getting the body, a man who had approached him earlier snatched his keys, saying me the (expletive) keys and get in the The thief then pushed him down and drove off with the body inside, the police report says. It crashed through the locked security gate on its way out, according to hospital spokeswoman Denise Simpson. A short time later, police got a call from a man whose Ford Explorer had been stolen a few blocks from the hospital.
The man told of cers he pulled up next to a Ford Flex that was stopped. A man then approached him and ordered him out of the vehicle, a police report says. The Explorer driver told police he just sat there because he was shocked. The man then asked him if he wanted to die, pulled him out of the vehicle and drove off in the Explorer, the po- lice report says. Of cers later recovered the hearse with the body still inside and Lyles was arrested in Douglas County.
He was being held without bond Monday, online records showed. WikiLeaks: NSA spied on French business Man charged with stealing hearse, body Associated Press BY KATE BRUMBACK Associated Press Associated Press An Egyptian policeman stands guard Monday at the site of a bombing that killed top prosecutor, Hisham Barakat, in Cairo. The car bomb killed Barakat, in the first assassination of a top official in the country in a quarter century, marking an apparent escalation by Islamic militants in their campaign of revenge attacks for a 2-year-old crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood. 2517 Bridge St. Paducah 2517 Bridge St.
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