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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2013
Page
22
Apple acknowledges deep reflection after two week campaign over repair policies. CCTV and People's Daily led critical coverage accusing Apple of arrogance and greed while urging stronger oversight of authorized resellers and better Chinese consumer communication.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un convened the Supreme People's Assembly for a spring session amid threats to strike South Korea and the United States. Officials issued a declaration elevating nuclear arms as vital to defense while tensions rise over drills and new sanctions.
President Barack Obama reads Chicka Chicka Boom Boom to children on the White House South Lawn during the annual Easter Egg Roll. He greets kids, poses for pictures, hugs a crying 5 year old, and joins a basketball game with WNBA players. First Lady Michelle promotes healthy eating while reading Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. The president’s daughters Maria and Sasha read Brown Bear, Brown Bear.
In Centennial Colorado prosecutors announce they will pursue the death penalty for James Holmes over the July 20 2012 shooting at a Batman film, which killed 12 people. Judge Sylvester steps down citing the lengthy death penalty case, and the trial is reset for February. Victims' relatives react with mixed emotions amid the move.
Authorities shifted focus to the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas after the Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife Cynthia were shot at their home. The group, with about 4000 members and a five faction structure, faces multiple indictments for murder and drug trafficking, amid warnings of possible violence against law enforcement. No arrests in DA Hasse case.
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