Good morning.
Our early headlines:
-- No Terror Link Seen Between Stolen Passports, Missing Malaysian Jet
-- Crimean Parliament Passes 'Declaration Of Independence'
-- Book News: 'Fatal Vision' Author Joe McGinniss Dies
Other news of the day:
-- Sen. McCaskill's bill on sexual assaults in military passes Senate by 97-0 vote. (Politico)
-- At Oscar Pistorius trial, witness says the accused murderer "loved weapons." (Los Angeles Times)
-- "Venezuelan student leader killed in anti-government clashes." (Time)
-- "Swedish journalist shot dead in central Kabul." (Reuters)
-- NHL game stopped, then postponed after Dallas Stars player Rich Peverley collapses; he's recuperating from heart problem. (Dallas Morning News)
-- On third anniversary of earthquake and tsunami, Japan debates building "great wall" to protect against the sea. (Morning Edition)
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