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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 2016

Page

3

Clinton and Trump eye November as Cruz's path narrows

In New York Trump and Clinton won big and push toward the general election. Cruz, who finished third, sees his path blocked as he campaigns in Pennsylvania and Maryland while Trump and Clinton target remaining delegate-rich states.

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Senate approves bipartisan energy bill with broad shifts

The Senate voted 85 to 12 for a sweeping energy bill stressing modernized oil and gas production and expanded wind solar hydropower and minerals. It would speed LNG exports to Europe and Asia while backing clean coal and advanced nuclear tech. The measure faces House reconciliation and potential veto.

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Senate energy bill targets renewables and park funds

The measure would expand solar wind natural gas hydropower and geothermal use and push clean coal tech. It halves review times for LNG exports and modernizes the grid while funding park maintenance and conservation and setting higher federal efficiency goals. The bill faces House opposition and Obama veto threat.

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Capitol Hill conflict over funding and term usage in library language

Lawmakers jealously guard nearly 3.5 billion in fiscal year funding for Capitol Police and House operations while clashing over using the term illegal alien at the Library of Congress. Debbi Wasserman Schultz opposed the wording vote, urging lawmakers to avoid “word police.” The dispute comes amid broader negotiations on language consistency with U.S. Code. Separately, Lindsey Graham met with Merrick Garland as GOP resistance to a Senate hearing persists. Garland has met with many Democrats and Republicans but faced no reversal of positions on his nomination.

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The House 3 Scorpion a Tale of Matt the Clone

Matt Alacran also known as El Matt is a clone created from the ruler of Opium. He faces rejection from the Alacran family as he learns his purpose. El Patron clones himself to stay alive and Matt grapples with his fate and possible rebellion.

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