Indiana Gazette (Newspaper) - May 4, 2008, Indiana, Pennsylvania 96 pages 8 sections Vol. 104 No. 253 com $ 150 worth of coupons inside $ 1.25 The Job listings There are 74 help wanted advertisements listed in the Classified section Page B- 4— B- 6 Loyal reader 4 Sunday in the news There is good news today in The Indiana Gazette about these area Jacob Miranda Jared Jackie and Robin Kelsey Danielle There is a chance of showers today with a high of 60. Tonight will be partly cloudy with an overnight low of 36. Monday will be sunny with a high of 67./ Page A- 2 Obituaries on Page 4 Susanne ( 89, Heilwood Dorothy Mary 77, Indiana Chester R. C. 82, Robinson Late death Merle 77, Blairsville Deaths Index D- 1 Classifieds B- 2– B- 6 Dear Abby A- 9 Family D- 6 Leisure E- 1– E- 8 Lottery numbers A- 2 A- 7 C- 7 Today in A- 9 Sports C- 1– C- 10 Stocks D- 2– D- 5 Viewpoint A- 6 Newspaper contents copyright 2008 Indiana Printing and Publishing Pa. 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S. citizens on the have no vote in the November The territory also sends five superdelegates to the National Convention in August in Voters picked two of the electing uncommitted Pilar Lujan party chairman and Jaime Paulina vice Paulina ran as an Obama One other existing superdelegate has favored Clinton and the votes of the other two have not been day voting Saturday had people lining up at 21 caucus sites around the U. S. territorial which has unexpected importance in a historic Democratic race in which every delegate There was no direct presidential but each candidate had a slate of supporters on the class whites shy away from Obama By ALAN FRAM Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON Barack problem winning votes from class whites is showing no sign of going and their impression of him is getting Those are ominous signals as he hopes for strong performances this week in Indiana and North Carolina primaries that would derail the candidacy of Hillary Rodham his rival for the Democratic presidential Those contests come as his candidacy has been rocked by renewed attention to his volatile former the Rev. Jeremiah and by his defeat in last Pennsylvania Continued on Page A- 8 LOOKING AT YOU HANNAH 7, checked out her image in a mirror held by Sweetie the clown during a family fun night at the Purchase Line South Elementary School on The event was held for elementary students and their Hannah attended with her Jennifer KRISTEN KALANAVICH Gazette Microsoft drops bid for Yahoo By MICHAEL LIEDTKE AP Business Writer SAN FRANCISCO Microsoft Corp. has withdrawn its $ 42.3 billion bid to buy Yahoo scrapping an attempt to snap up the tarnished Internet icon in hopes of toppling online search and advertising leader Google Inc. The decision to walk away from the deal came Saturday after ditch efforts to negotiate a mutually acceptable sale price proved The talks reached a breaking point after Jerry Yang and David the founders of based flew to Seattle in the morning to meet personally with Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer and Kevin who runs the software unprofitable online services according to someone familiar with the The person was not authorized to speak publicly and asked not to be Clearly a deal is not to Ballmer wrote to Yang in a letter sent late Microsoft was willing to pay $ 47.5 or $ 33 per up from the current value of $ 29.40 per according to But board demanded at least $ 53 or $ 37 per according to That would have been nearly double stock price of $ 19.18 at the time Microsoft first made its bid a little over three months And who became CEO 11 months wanted $ 38 per share in a Wednesday according the person familiar with the That meeting was held the day after Yang and Yahoo Chairman Roy Bostock called to ask Microsoft not to withdraw its the person A spokeswoman for Yahoo on Saturday said the company would comment when The decision to walk away came as a given that many analysts believed Microsoft wanted to close the deal badly enough to pursue a hostile takeover a risky maneuver that would have required an attempt to replace the Yahoo board that spurned rejected the Although he had threatened a hostile takeover attempt last Continued on Page A- 10 Even insured feel pain THEN TEARS in slowing economy By REED ABELSON and MILT FREUDENHEIM New York Times News Service The economic slowdown has swelled the ranks of people without health But now it is also threatening millions of people who have insurance but find that the coverage is too limited or that they cannot afford their own share of medical Even many of the 158 million people covered by employer health insurance are struggling to meet medical expenses that are much higher than they used to be often because of some combination of higher less extensive and bigger out- of- pocket deductibles and With medical costs the coverage many people have may not adequately protect them from the financial shock of an emergency room visit or a major For even routine doctor visits might now take a back seat to basic expenses like food and The problem is most acute for people with no a group expected to soon exceed 48 but those with insurance say they too are feeling the It just keeps eating into said James a former union official who Continued on Page A- 10 Drill band added to schedule By RANDY WELLS Gazette Staff Writer A performance by the U. S. Air Force Brass Band and Drill Team from D. has been added to the lineup of events for the 100th birthday celebration of actor Jimmy Stewart May 24 in Carson Greene president of the Jimmy Stewart Museum said the band and drill team will perform at 1 p. m. that day in front of the Air Force officials will bring with Continued on Page A- 10 PAGE A- 8 Earmarks remain an issue for Sen. John GARRY JONES Associated Press BIG won Kentucky but the cheers were cut short when up Eight Belles had to be euthanized after breaking her front Story on Page C- 1. STEVE BALLMER Weather
