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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2005
Page
5
The ailing Pope John Paul II appeared at a hospital window for about ten minutes, delivering a frail but defiant blessing to mourners. An Argentine archbishop read a message affirming his readiness to lead the church, while onlookers expressed both emotion and concern.
After Iraqs historic vote allegations of fraud mismanagement and irregularities surface across provinces. Some polling stations were shattered and ballots ran short in Mosul amid security concerns and minority fears. Officials say an independent team probes the complaints as voters protest outside the Green Zone.
Washington Post report from Baghdad notes a rising public willingness to aid police and National Guardsmen after national elections. Officials cite more tips, more arrests, and greater police effectiveness while violence continues.
President Bush unveils a 2.5 trillion dollar budget aiming to restrain spending from subsidies to health programs while seeking to roll back first term tax cuts. Vice President Cheney defends the plan against critics as lawmakers pledge vigorous debate بهره. The administration projects deficits of about 230 billion in 2009, with costs rising for Iraqi and Afghan operations and security overhaul.
US Secretary of State Rice visits Israel and the West Bank urging both sides to take hard steps toward a democratic Palestinian state. She meets Prime Minister Sharon and plans talks with President Mahmoud Abbas, focusing on settlements, the separation barrier, and Jerusalem.
A study in Pediatrics reports that children who survive cancer often lead as happy and well adjusted lives as peers who never had the illness. Interviews with 12 year olds and parents in California show survivors feel normal, with parents sometimes more positive about coping.
A health trend shows more than 75 percent of children diagnosed with cancer survive at least five years, a jump from about 66 percent in the mid 1970s, reflecting advances in diagnosis and treatment.
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