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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 2010

Page

3

Obama to sign border security bill today

The Senate passed a $600 million border security bill in a voice vote to boost agents and equipment along the Mexican border. President Obama planned to sign, backed by Sen. Chuck Schumer who said the funding would provide boots on the ground for patrols and crime reduction. The move aims to calm U.S. communities facing undocumented immigration and drug trafficking.

Washington Senate Barack Obama Obama Congress Chuck Schumer Dn.v

U S contractor recounts kidnapping in Iraq kidnapping tale told by Salami

Issa Salami a San Diego resident and U S Army contractor described how his captors easily passed Iraqi checkpoints while he was bound and bleeding on the car floor after his January kidnapping and March release. He said the Shiite group Asaib Ahl al-Haq claimed responsibility and traded him for four militants. Salami linked the group to Iran and warned of its growing influence.

San Diego Iraq Issa Salami Associated Press Asaib Ahl al- Haq League of the Righteous Iran Hezbollah Salami Lebanon Pentagon Army Peter Moore Moore U.S Qais al-Khazali Salomi Baghdad

Flooding Grips Iowa Cities As Storms Halt Water Supply

Widespread floods across central and eastern Iowa force hundreds to evacuate. In Ames a water main break shuts 55,000 residents’ supply while Hilton Coliseum sits under 4 to 5 feet of water. A teenage girl died as floodwaters swept cars from a road near Des Moines. Rivers rose after 2 to 4 inches of rain with up to 6 inches in spots. Authorities found the girl’s body in Mud Creek near Altoona and Mitchellville. Interstate 35 and U S Highway 30 closed.

Des Moines Iowa Ames Iowa State University National Weather Service Weather Service Jim Lee Mud Creek Polk County Keith Onley Altoona Mitchellville Doug Phillips Polk County Sheriff’s Office Squaw Creek Skunk Clint Petersen Hilton Coliseum Iowa State John McCarroll Jack Trice Sam Stonehacker McCarroll Iowa Department of Transportation

Gel speeds healing of chronic wounds with Nexagon trial

Connie McPherson of Tulsa credits Nexagon gel for healing years of leg ulcers after a trial led by David Becker at University College London. The toothpaste like gel blocks a protein that hampers healing, enabling faster wound closure and showing fivefold more complete healing in early leg ulcer tests.

London Connie McPherson McPherson Tulsa Oklo David Becker University College London Becker

Gulf leaders split over final plug for BP well

In New Orleans officials debate whether to complete the bottom kill as crews work on a relief well. Bad weather delays the final seal and Adm. Thad Allen hints at stepping down if the well remains secure, while authorities warn the spill may still be a long term crisis.

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