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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2010
Page
3
State police along Interstate 40 near Tucumcari found 238 pounds of raw marijuana wrapped in plastic under an overpass after 40-year-old Henry Alan Lowe of El Paso lost control of his sedan. He was arrested following treatment for a head wound.
Police broke up anti Kremlin demonstrations in Moscow and St Petersburg detaining more than 100 people including opposition figures Boris Nemtsov Eduard Limonov Ilya Yashin and Oleg Orlov. About 300 joined in Moscow with several dozen detained. St Petersburg rally dispersed with most protesters detained.
The White House releases a 2011 budget plan predicting a deficit crest near 1.6 trillion this year, then falling to about 1.3 trillion in 2011, with an average deficit around 4.5 percent of GDP. It allocates 100 billion for a jobs package, raises taxes on the wealthy, and freezes many programs while seeking economic recovery and higher loan activity for small businesses.
In Port‑au‑Prince a 79 year old woman plantaed rice on her head and passed it to her daughter‑in‑law as agencies adopt a women‑led coupon system. The UN WFP and World Vision distribute 1700 rations daily at 16 sites to aid two million quake victims while the White House restarts airlifts for critically injured patients and a 250‑bed tent hospital is planned to relieve overwhelmed facilities.
The iPad's entry likely energizes electronic reading but fragments the e book market by creating a third, incompatible platform. Kindle users stay tied to Amazon while others rely on Adobe based systems, delaying cross device access and potentially cooling enthusiasm for digital books.
Alaska's ethics debate centers on Dan Sullivan's reforms, including ethics rules for spouses and travel at taxpayer expense. Proposals also allow paying legal fees for executive branch officials cleared by AG, independent investigators, or the Personnel Board. Legislation may follow public comment. Palin is not retroactively affected.
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