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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2008
Page
3
The British prime minister calls for stepping beyond competition and summoning the best instincts of humanity. He urges a cooperative approach to build a more united global effort and address shared challenges.
Purdue biologists Andrew DeWoody and Dave Glista report that car deaths may account for most of the fatalities along a one mile Lindberg Road wetland corridor. Over 17 months they found 10 500 identifiable bodies but estimate five times that number exist, many unidentifiable due to being crushed.
President Bush nominated Steve Preston to head HUD amid criticism that he lacks housing sector background. Dodd and ACORN challenge his qualifications while business groups hedge support, noting Preston’s finance credentials at SBA and past lawn care business.
San Angelo Texas Judge Barbara Walther ruled that the 416 children taken from the Yearning For Zion Ranch will remain in state custody and undergo genetic testing to determine family relations amid abuse allegations linked to the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. A mobile lab will collect samples with hearings for individual children to follow in coming weeks as the sprawling case unfolds.
Yale University officials refute claims by art student Aliza Shvarts that she regularly inseminated herself and induced miscarriages for a senior project. The university says the account published in the Yale Daily News is a hoax and framed as performance art.
Two experts argue in What Really Sank the Titanic that Harland and Wolff used low grade rivets to cut costs while building multiple ships. They cite pressure from rapid production and multiple suppliers contributing substandard material. The claim contrasts with the shipyard's denial and relies on archival research and rivet remnants.
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