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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2010
Page
3
A body found near a New Jersey river is suspected to be 3 month old Zara Malani-Lin Abdur-Raheem. Police say the infant was thrown from a highway bridge by her father on Feb 16. DNA testing needed to confirm identity.
In Phoenix and statewide many Hispanics fear police will stop and question them or relatives about immigration status under the new law signed by Gov. Jan Brewer. Sheriff Joe Arpaio supports the measure citing new detention authority while critics warn of potential civil rights violations.
Paul Nawrocki who wore a sandwich board to seek work in 2008 reemerges with a new job after 99 weeks of unemployment. The nation adds 162000 jobs while he returns to an office 25 months after leaving his previous position.
Senate subcommittee releases internal Goldman Sachs emails showing executives boasting of making money as the housing bubble burst and contradicting claims that the firm did not bet against the market. Chairman Carl Levin says the 18 month probe finds banks helped trigger the mortgage meltdown and profited from it.
In Baghdad Muqtada al Sadr offers to help Iraqi security forces after a wave of deadly bombings and seeks to consolidate Shiite power. He hints at a revived Mahdi Army while urging calm and long planned U S withdrawal by 2011. He pledges hundreds of believers to defend shrines mosques and towns.
In Dafeng and Jiangsu, many couples cite cost and limited benefit as reasons to remain at one child. Officials study potential policy changes while demographers warn of a shrinking workforce and aging society that could slow growth and raise elderly care burdens.
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