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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2011
Page
3
Moscow report says 18 year old female donkey Anapka, made famous by a parasailing stunt, died of heart trouble after falling ill in December. She had been brought to Moscow in August and spent her final months on a farm outside the city in relative luxury.
Iran's broadcasting authority prohibits Iranian channels from airing cooking shows that feature foreign cuisines such as Italian and French. Ali Darabi, deputy head of the state broadcaster, announced the ban during a visit to a state channel, signaling a broader nationalist trend in government policy. In Paris a separate World War II bomb defusal evacuated about 6,000 residents in Boulogne-Billancourt after a Renault site discovery.
A live raccoon led to Carrington High School being pulled from a regional high school wrestling tournament in Grand Forks North Dakota. Officials found the animal in a bus storage area after it appeared alive. No bites or scratches were reported though rabies risk remains uncertain. Health officials say competitors are not at risk.
Ford Motor Co. plans a 13 percent first quarter production rise to about 555,000 vehicles as demand for Ford and Lincoln cars grows. January sales to individuals rose 27 percent, driving overall sales up 9 percent. executives discuss potential third shift, faster line speeds, or extended overtime to meet demand. The Explorer remains in short supply with only single digit days of stock, as automakers seek 60 days of supply for ample customer choice.
Dignitaries and celebrities gathered at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley to honor Ronald Reagan on his 100th birthday. Nancy Reagan led the ceremony with a wreath, song, and tribute remarks as FA-18 jets and performances from Lee Greenwood and other artists accompanied the event.
Police on Easter Island moved against about 50 Hito clan squatters at the Hangaroa Eco Village & Spa, freeing them after detaining for a court hearing. The dispute centers on ancestral land and profits from tourism, with international bodies pressed to intervene.
In Tehran a closed court began hearings for Shane Bauer Josh Fattal and Sarah Shourd amid high profile diplomacy and family appeals. The defendants pled not guilty with a session slated to continue. Sarah Shourd was released on $500000 bail by Oman, while Bauer and Fattal remain in custody.
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