Новости за 11.03.2016

TRENTON, New Jersey - Ralph S. Larsen, a retired Johnson & Johnson chairman and CEO, has died, the health care giant said Thursday. Larsen, 77, died of cardiac arrest Wednesday at his home in Naples, Florida.

FREDERICK, Maryland - A Frederick County has convicted a woman of first-degree murder in the stabbing of her grandmother.

CAMDEN, Maine - The wife of "American Pie" singer and songwriter Don McLean has filed for divorce in Maine.

LAS VEGAS - Trey Kell scored 17 points, Malik Pope added 15 and top-seeded San Diego State held off Utah State 71-65 in the Mountain West Conference quarterfinals on Thursday.

KANSAS CITY, Missouri - Not long ago, Kansas coach Bill Self had an official who calls games all over the country pay his team the ultimate compliment while simultaneously offering a somber warning.

DES MOINES, Iowa - The last state permit needed for a pipeline that will carry a half-million barrels of crude oil daily from North Dakota to Illinois was approved Thursday by Iowa utilities regulators, who also gave the Texas-based company authority to use eminent domain for land that property owners are unwilling to voluntarily provide.

NEW YORK - Ken Adam, the British production designer who gave "Dr. Strangelove" its cavernous War Room and James Bond supervillains their futuristic lairs, has died. He was 95.

PORT ST. LUCIE, Florida - Noah Syndergaard allowed one hit in three scoreless innings in his spring training debut, helping the New York Mets beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2 Thursday.

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - Trey Freeman scored 25 points with seven rebounds and Old Dominion topped Louisiana Tech 68-52 in a Conference USA tournament quarterfinal game Thursday.

RICHMOND, Virginia - A Virginia school division decided Thursday to remove a prominent segregationist's name from a school, saying students should not be educated in a building named after a man who sought to shutter schools rather than integrate them.

RENO, Nevada - Ryan Richardson scored 21 points and top-seeded Weber State edged No. 8 seed Portland State 78-74 in a Big Sky quarterfinal game on Thursday.

ANAHEIM, California - Michael Bryson scored 24 points, Gabe Vincent added 20 and fifth-seeded UC Santa Barbara led the whole way to beat No. 4 seed UC Davis 87-61 in a Big West tournament quarterfinal game on Thursday.

HARTFORD, Connecticut - Yale will be competing next week in the program's first NCAA Tournament since 1962, but the Ivy League champions are struggling to gain support on campus as controversy swirls around its former captain, who was dismissed from the school last month.

CLEARWATER, Florida - Maikel Franco hit a pair of two-run homers off Jordan Zimmermann, giving him four in the eight spring training games he has played this year and helping the Philadelphia Phillies tie the Detroit Tigers 6-6 Thursday.

NEW YORK - Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq stock market:

MINNEAPOLIS - Six organizations that work with Somali youth in Minnesota have been awarded $300,000 in grants as part of a federal pilot project designed to combat terrorism, the nonprofit group that is administering the funds announced Thursday.

SALT LAKE CITY - The Latest on a proposal to repeal the death penalty in Utah (all times local):

VERO BEACH, Florida - The ghosts of Dodgertown are everywhere.

MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee Bucks have lost guard O.J. Mayo for the rest of the season after he broke his right ankle Thursday morning going down a set of stairs at his home.

SCRANTON, Pennsylvania - The Latest on a jury's multimillion-dollar verdict against a Pennsylvania gas driller (all times local):

BALTIMORE - Hundreds of Baltimore police officers will start wearing body cameras in May while on patrol.

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico - The federal government is investing nearly $7 million in 33 small businesses across the country to build partnerships with national laboratories in hopes of speeding up development of clean energy technology, the U.S. Department of Energy announced Thursday.

SACRAMENTO, California - The Latest on California's right-to-die law taking effect in three months (all times local):

HOUSTON - Brock Osweiler signed his four-year, $72 million deal with the Houston Texans on Thursday, making the quarterback with all of seven NFL starts one of the league's highest-paid players.

NEW YORK - A lawsuit brought by a hedge fund owner who claimed that an FBI raid violated his civil rights and forced him to close his business can proceed to determine whether evidence will support his "grave allegations," a judge said Thursday.