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OHIO SCHOOL SHOOTING SUSPECT DENIES CHARGES IN JUVENILE COURT

The 14-year-old suspect in a shooting at a southwestern Ohio high school that left four students wounded denied the charges against him on Tuesday, according to a juvenile court oﬃcial. James Austin Hancock appeared in court with a lawyer for an arraignment hearing and entered a “not true” plea, equivalent to a not guilty plea, to two counts of attempted murder, two counts FACEBOOK of felonious assault and one count each of inducing panic and making terroristic threats, Butler County Juvenile Justice Center Director Rob Clevenger said. Hancock was ordered to return to a juvenile detention center, where he has been held since Monday, when he was arrested after the incident in Middletown, about 38 miles north of Cincinnati, oﬃcials said. A pretrial hearing was set for April 5. REUTERS

PENTAGON TO TAP PRIVATE INDUSTRY FOR BACKGROUND CHECK

The U.S. Defense Department plans to hire private contractors to develop a $600-million-plus computer system for a new background check agency being set up after a security breach last year exposed the personal data of nearly 22 million people, a top official told Reuters. The Pentagon plans to meet companies and request proposals before Sept. 30, the end of fiscal year 2016, after finalizing requirements for a more flexible and adaptive replacement, said Richard Hale, the Pentagon’s deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity. REUTERS

BIN LADEN DOCUMENTS SHOW A SUSPICIOUS, PRESSURED AL QAEDA

Al Qaeda’s leaders were increasingly worried about spies in their midst, drones in the air and secret tracking devices reporting their movements as the U.S.-led war against them ground on, documents seized in the 2011 raid on Osama bin Laden’s Pakistani hideout and reviewed by Reuters reveal. The cache of 113 documents, translated and declassified by U.S. intelligence agencies, are mostly dated between 2009 and 2011, intelligence officials said. The documents — the second tranche from the raid to have been declassified since May 2015 — depict an Al Qaeda that was unwavering in its commitment to global jihad, but with its core leadership in Pakistan and Afghanistan under pressure on multiple fronts. REUTERS

Members of the Boston-area group BRAIN Arts are organizing a 24-hour telethon variety show to raise money for New England eccentrics. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI

BRAIN Arts to host telethon for artists Boston Hassle and friends promise 24 hours of music, performance, and absurd fun with their experiment in fund-raising. SPENCER BUELL @MetroBOS

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The minds behind Boston’s biggest network for young and unknown artists is using an unusual method to raise money this weekend: a 24-hour live telethon on a public access TV station. From 10 a.m. on Friday to 10 a.m. Saturday, the nonprofit BRAIN Arts plans to host a nonstop variety show of musicians, jugglers, artists, puppeteers, scientists and other New England eccentrics at Somerville’s SCATV. If it sounds like a stunt straight out of an ’80s movie, that’s because it is, said organizer Dan Shea. The 1989 “Weird Al” Yankovic cult classic “UHF,” to be exact. “That’s just one of my favorite movies and that has been in my head for

years, to do a telethon,” Shea said. “The spirit of the movie is like the spirit of our organization.” BRAIN Arts is a relatively new nonprofit umbrella for a group of promoters and performers, art fans and radicals that includes the showbooking enterprise Boston Hassle, as well as the free alternative paper the Boston Compass. Right now, it has a volunteer base of more than 200, many of them college students and other city transients. Last year, they booked and ran 150 mini concerts around the city. Their mission is to open their own brick-and-mortar location to house the operation — the ultimate goal being to morph from

an underground operation with a shoestring budget into a full-fledged Boston arts institution, albeit a smaller and weirder one. “We want to be a broader part of the community,” said Harrison Bralower, another BRAIN Arts leader. They’ve struggled to get advertising money and private underwriters, he said, so this year, they’re launching a donor sustainer program, following in the footsteps of other Boston institutions like the Museum of Fine Arts and WGBH. At the telethon, they’ll be hawking branded mugs and screen-printed, vinyl record-size tote bags. Ideally, BRAIN Arts

“We take grandiose ideas and try to make them happen. It’s the fundamental nature of community media and free speech, and it also translates into wild events like this one.” Jones

would like to make the telethon an annual showpiece, but they’re not even sure if they’ll break even — for which they’ll need about $1,400. The logistics were a challenge, but in the end, they settled on setting up a call-in number through Google Voice (1-804-4-HASSLE), which will route through Bralower’s laptop. The real money-exchanging will happen via the Boston Hassle website. SCATV, for its part, is totally on board. “It’s going to be epic,” said Erica Jones, director of membership and outreach for the station. SCATV negotiated a bargain deal — a $1,000 fee — to rent the space, corralled about a dozen volunteers to help out and got those behind its regularly aired programs to give up their time slots for the effort, Jones said. It’s never hosted a similar event before, she said, but it fits the mold for the SCATV’s mission. Watch the madness live on SCATV, stream it at the station’s website or listen in to exclusive interviews via the free online Boston Free Radio.

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Boston’s Hubway bikes are coming out of hibernation this week. Six stations for the city’s bike-sharing program were scheduled to come back online early this week, the earliest in the season the bikes have ever been redeployed, Hubway said on its website. Plans on the site include bringing 26 stations online by Friday. Boston, Somerville and Brookline bring their Hubway stations inside for the

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BRIEF Inmate disappears one day before scheduled release The Massachusetts Department of Correction is looking for an inmate who walked away from a work assignment one day before his scheduled release. Barthesday Deberry, who was being housed at the Boston Pre-Release Center, disappeared on Tuesday morning from a work program one day before

he was scheduled to be released, the Department of Correction reported. Deberry was serving ﬁve years for a ﬁrearm-related felony, the Department of Correction added, also describing him as

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State votes in Super Tuesday primaries A record turnout is predicted for the state primary. SPENCER BUELL @MetroBOS

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Massachusetts voters flocked to the polls in what was shaping up to be the election with the highest voter turnout in state history. Secretary of State William Galvin on Tuesday said voter turnout could top that of the 2008 primary, telling the Boston Globe that the unusually flamboyant campaign and candidacy of Donald Trump could bring recordbreaking crowds. Polls predicted a wide margin of victory for businessman Donald Trump, placing him far ahead of Republican rivals Ted Cruz, Ben Carson, Marco Rubio and John Kasich. Democrats, meanwhile, were slated to see a closer race between former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Ver-

Runaway Red Line train report shows cable wrapped around throttle The state released a report into the December case of the runaway Red Line train that gripped the city late last year. The account of the infamous incident, released on the afternoon of Super Tuesday, found that the operator of the train, David Vazquez, “violated a number of critical MBTA safety rules, which [led] to the unattended

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oversight division. The report also contained re-creations in photos of how Vazquez manipulated his hand

controls that morning, tying a microphone cable around it to keep it in the drive position. Vazquez is no longer an MBTA employee. Included in the analysis were steps the review found the MBTA should take to prevent the runaway train incident from happening again. Suggestions include installing cameras in train cabs, and moving the “emergency bypass” switch from the outside to the inside of trains. SPENCER BUELL

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UN to restart Syria peace talks March 9 The United Nations will delay the next round of Syria peace talks by two days to allow the cessation of hostilities in force since Saturday to take hold, U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said. International observers have acknowledged violations of the agreement intended to halt nearly five years of fighting while reporting that the level of violence has decreased considerably. “We are delaying it to the afternoon of [March] 9 for logistical and technical reasons and also for the ceasefire to better settle down,” de Mistura told Reuters on Tuesday. The talks had been penciled in for March 7. The cessation of hostilities was “a glimmer of hope,” Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said, although he accused the

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opposition of violating the agreement. The opposition in turn says the Syrian government has breached the fragile truce by repeatedly attacking its positions, which the government denies. “We will play our part to make the whole thing work,” Assad told

Germany’s ARD television network, adding that the Syrian army had not reacted to truce violations in order to give the agreement a chance. “The terrorists have breached the deal from the first day. We, as the Syrian army, are refraining from responding in order to give a chance to

sustain the agreement. But in the end, there are limits and it all depends on the other side,” Assad said. The cessation of hostilities agreement, drawn up by the United States and Russia, is seen by the United Nations as an opportunity to revive peace talks which collapsed before they had even started a month ago in Geneva. It also hopes the truce will allow humanitarian aid to be sent into besieged areas where many Syrians are living in dire conditions. However, the opposition said it had yet to be officially informed of a new round of talks on March 9, insisting that no serious discussions can begin before detainees are freed and blockades are lifted. REUTERS

BRIEF Europe on cusp of new humanitarian crisis at GreeceMacedonia border The build-up of thousands of migrants and refugees on Greece’s northern borders is fast turning into a humanitarian disaster, the United Nations said on Tuesday as the European Union prepared to oﬀer more ﬁnancial aid. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said clashes at Greece’s border with Macedonia on Monday – when migrants battered down a gate and were tear-gassed – simply underlined the urgency with which the EU needed to act on the crisis. But Austria – which last month limited the number of migrants it lets through to 3,200 a day – stuck to its position that it did not want to become an overcrowded waiting room for

thousands wanting to make it further north. Croatia, which is also on what is now the well-trodden migrants’ route northwards from Greece, said it might deploy its armed forces to help police control ﬂows. But near Idomeni, on the Greek-Macedonia border itself, a tent city mushroomed, prompting some despair among those trapped there. “Macedonian police put us here, the Greeks don’t want us back,” Yase Qued, a 16-year-old from Afghanistan, told Reuters. The United Nations’ high commissioner for refugees called for better planning and accommodation for at least 24,000 it said were stuck in Greece, including 8,500 at Idomeni. REUTERS

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Artistic Director Jose Mateo pays tribute to his heritage with “The Cuba Files,” a show of three distinct ballets set to Cuban music that explore the country’s history and universal feelings of entrapment. The show, which runs through March 6, includes two ballets created in 2004 and the premiere of a new piece, “In Our Minds.” While “Escape” and “Danzones Baleticos” deal directly with matters of Cuban culture and history, Mateo explained that he was inspired by the music of a new work, Cuban composer Juan Piñera’s “Trio Cervantino,” to address more widespread experiences. “I wanted to include something that really wasn’t about the national

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culture, but something coming out of Cuba that’s more about the human condition and global sensibilities,” he says. Mateo explains that “In Our Minds” deals with psychological oppression, such as that of unhealthy relationships.

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worlds,” the artist adds. While Mateo has many artistic aims, he explained his hope that audiences will genuinely enjoy the performance. “I want people to know that on a visual and theatrical level, the object is to engage,” Mateo says. “That will hopefully transport them, not just to Cuba, but to other realms, realms of their own imagination.” “The Cuba Files” runs through March 6 at the Sanctuary Theatre, 400 Harvard St., Cambridge. Tickets are $42 at ballettheatre.org.

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Think beyond the blossoms It’s still much too early to clip blooms from your garden, true. But budding branches and leaves can make for a chic, unexpected arrangement. Even if you’re going the florist route, Corredor recommends skipping the tulips and incorporating statement foliage into the arrangement. “Large heliconia leaves, for example, can be used as

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Forget the greens altogether If you’re not up for tending to plants — or if your cat isn’t up to not destroying plants — there are plenty of other ways to incorporate nature into your home. Shells, stones or driftwood can echo the seaside, while agate and shed antlers add a more earthy touch. “Even small branches or twigs can be used around to dress the house,” says Corredor. “Another interesting arrangement can be made with fresh fruits, such as oranges, tangerines and mandarins, whatever may be in season. This always adds an element of surprise.”

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The biggest question most people ask when it comes to Hanley Ramirez is, “How will he do playing first base?” Ramirez’s first year with the Red Sox was a disaster, as he struggled to make the transition from the infield to left field and then missed the last few months of the season due to injury. Ever since he arrived at JetBlue Park the big focus with Ramirez has been his adjustment to first, analyzing every move he makes while learning to play the position. A natural infielder,

the transition should be much easier than the one last season to the outfield and a whole new scene. What is being overlooked right now, though, is Ramirez at the plate and how much better he needs to be than he was last season. In his first season back with the Red Sox, Ramirez hit just .249 with 19 home runs and 53 RBIs. Even worse for Ramirez was that he hit 10 home runs in the month of April alone. The slugger struggled as the season wore on, as starting on June 1 he had just 14 extra-base hits the rest of the year. Compared to the rest of the team, his output was not good. Mookie Betts had 24 more RBIs than Ramirez did, which is indicative of how the season went for the Red Sox — another last-place finish. The one thing to note with Ramirez is that he

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was battling injuries for most of the season. He played through a shoulder injury early in the year, which was likely a major reason why his power numbers were down after April and that was the reason why he was shut

down for the season — essentially for the final two months. Despite the additions to the rotation and bullpen, the Red Sox need Ramirez to hit. He will likely be batting fifth behind Xander Bogaerts and

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David Ortiz in the lineup and they will need him to be able to drive in a lot of runs. Totaling 53 RBIs is not going to cut it. They need much more than that … maybe double the output. Ramirez’s .249 average

was the second-lowest of his career, only his .243 average in also an injuryplagued year of 2011 was worse. Speaking after Monday’s spring training opener against Boston College, Sox manager John Farrell was impressed with Ramirez and his swing. “The one thing I’ve seen, and granted it’s live BP, regular BP and a couple of at-bats in a game, but it’s a more compact swing and if you notice, the finish is a two-handed finish rather than releasing the top hand,” Farrell told reporters. “He’s repeating his swing. I’ll temper it because it’s early, but he looks to be in a good place with his swing.’’ This a good sign for Red Sox Nation, as they desperately need Ramirez to be better at the plate than he was last season.

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Stephen Curry has put up video-game numbers for a while now, but this weekend he hit actual video-game shots. That half-court game-winning buzzerbeater is not luck. He works on those. He’s got to be the unanimous MVP, right?

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Last week’s three doubledigit wins in which the opponents were held to 92 points, 78 points, and 94 points, is much more Spurs-like than the week before (2-1, allowed 105-plus points each game). Western Conference Finals are going to be something wild.

The Cavs are still holding the top spot in the East, but you just get the feeling things aren’t right behind the scenes. Whispers of Kyrie Irving being unhappy, constant questions on how they can fit Kevin Love in, etc. Cause for concern in Cleveland?

The C’s went 3-0 over the last week, coming out on top in three very hardfought games. The win over Utah is perhaps most impressive, as Boston fought for a full 48 minutes, took a late lead on Jae Crowder’s three-pointer, and sealed it with an Avery Bradley block.

What a month for Damian Lillard — historically good, actually. His 29.82 points per game average is the third-highest scoring month in Blazers history. The best thing that could have happened to him was being snubbed for the All-Star Team.

Uh oh. Three straight losses by the Pacers and just like that they’re on the brink off being on the outside looking in. With three games coming up this week against the Bucks, Bobcats, and Wizards — all on the road — this is a big stretch for them.

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Love this Raptors team. Down nine to the Cavaliers in the fourth quarter, they climb back on Kyle Lowry’s career-night and come up with a huge win at home. That win gives Toronto a 2-1 season series advantage against the defending Eastern Conference champs, which could be important at the end of the season.

On Monday against the Kings, Russell Westbrook had his 20th triple-double over the last two seasons. It’s crazy that Westbrook would probably be taken before Durant now. That wasn’t supposed to happen, was it? He’s averaging a double-double (24.3 points, 10.3 assists) on the season.

The Clippers introduced a new mascot on Monday, Chuck the Condor. I don’t get it. But it was good that Blake Griffin didn’t punch him out. Progress! Doc Rivers recently said Griffin is “not close” to returning, though he’s shooting. LA hosts the Thunder on Wednesday night in a premier West Coast battle.

Two straight wins going into Tuesday night in Golden State (gulp) against the red-hot Warriors. Kris Humphries is a really nice addition to the team in what should be a tight East playoff race. Hump can still rebound and has developed an outside shot. He can certainly help them win.

The Mavericks have won two games in a row and David Lee has played a key role in each of those games. Perhaps that addition is more important for them than we thought. Then again, the Nuggets and T-Wolves aren’t exactly the best competition to make that assessment against.

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METRO.US WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 2016

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metro.us/crossword s Across 1 On the house 5 Raw-fi fish delicacy 10 Dangerous shark 14 Cheryl or Alan 15 Tunes for divas 16 Anatomical passage 17 “Nova” anagram 18 Country estate 19 “Unfaithful” lead 20 Geishas’ attire 22 Foams 24 King of Spain 25 Bunkhouse item 26 Gray rock 29 Vegas lead-in 32 Errors like thiss 36 Aloha State port 37 Germanic goddess of spring 39 — Dawn Chong 40 It’s open at night (2 wds.) 43 — room (den) 44 Freed from frost 45 Had a mortgage 46 Come next 48 Harsh call 49 Too exacting 50 Kangaroo pouch 52 Pullet 53 Worldly 57 Food fi fish 61 Maintain 62 Gymnast’s stickum

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64 Pavlov or Lendl 65 Huff ff and puff 66 Made a decision 67 Former NBAer — Thurmond 68 Diligent insects 69 Hippie wear 70 Shimmer

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metro.us/horoscopes s Aries Do something special for a loved one.

Libra Join groups or participate in entertain-

Gather information and master anything that will help you bring positive input. A change will be just what the doctor ordered.

ing activities that will bring you into contact with people who can motivate you to make overdue changes. Romance is encouraged.

Taurus Learn as you go and practice what

Scorpio Don’t let anyone limit what you can

you preach. Avoid controversy and aim to be helpful instead of critical. Your decisions will aﬀ ﬀect others.

do. Look for an alternative solution to a situation faced by someone depending on you. If you do so, you will receive a favor.

Gemini Nurture partnerships and strive to

Sagittarius Stick close to home and make

achieve. Don’t take on burdens that don’t belong to you. Love is on the rise and romance will promote a healthy relationship.

positive changes to your living quarters or arrangements. Don’t give in to someone using emotional blackmail.

Cancer Be the ﬁrst to make a move or deci-

Capricorn Keeping everyone guessing will

sion that will bring about necessary change. Lead rather than follow in order to gain control, respect and unusual, surprising rewards.

put you in a better position to negotiate, make your next move and get your way. A ﬁnancial opportunity looks promising.

Leo Socialize with your peers, but don’t oﬀer ﬀ

Aquarius Your uniqueness will give you the

to pay for others. Make an impression by sharing your knowledge and oﬀ ﬀering solutions, not trying to buy favors.

edge you need to outdo a competitor. Don’t argue when you can let your success be your revenge. Do your best.

Virgo Look for an odd way out of a sticky

Pisces Keeping an open mind will help you

situation. Taking the road less traveled will help you avoid interference and criticism. Don’t be afraid to be diﬀ ﬀerent.

figure out what you are dealing with. Understanding what someone is off ffering will lead to a favorable response. EUGENIA LAST

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