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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2010
Page
3
A 22-year-old man and a 5-year-old girl died after a snowboarder collided with a mother and child on skis at Hogadon Ski Area in Wyoming. The mother was hospitalized with injuries not disclosed. The ski area closed for Christmas weekend.
Explosions in Jos central Nigeria killed 32 people and injured about 74 in four blasts. Police and Red Cross figures varied with 52 injured reported by the Red Cross official, amid ongoing religious violence in the region.
In Vatican address Pope Benedict XVI urges Chinese Catholics to endure restrictions as persecution of Christians rises globally. In Baghdad at Our Lady of Salvation, a church scarred by the Oct. 31 attack recalls 68 dead, with blood and flesh fragments on the ceiling. Bethlehem hosts a record Christian pilgrimage as tensions mount.
In Nashville a rare white Christmas stretches across the South with flights canceled and roads potentially dangerous. The National Weather Service forecasts up to 10 inches in the Washington area and snow for New York and Boston, with FAA-warned disruptions at major hubs and waivers on change fees. In the Carolinas snow reaches Asheville and Raleigh, with up to six inches inland and more in the mountains. Columbia sees its first significant Christmas snow since 1887. North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Walter Dalton declares a state of emergency.
About 100 volunteers at the Poverello House handed out more than 4000 gifts to roughly 1000 children on Christmas Day in Fresno California. Families waited up to two hours as line stretched an entire block according to officials.
President Barack Obama spent a private Christmas in Kailua Hawaii with Michelle and daughters Sasha and Malia. The first family dined on steak potatoes and pie, relaxed with friends and relatives, and enjoyed NBA basketball as Mrs Obama aided NORAD tracking of Santa Claus.
A man dressed as Santa rode a runaway hot air balloon during a Midvale Elementary fundraiser. The balloon took off without a pilot, travelers watched as Santa tossed candy, and residents helped pin it down after a 1.7 mile drift. No injuries were reported.
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