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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 2011

Page

3

Assange Lawyer Warns of Secret Trial Denying Justice

Geoffrey Robertson argues at extradition hearing that sending Julian Assange to Sweden for sexual assault allegations would produce a closed-door trial. He says secrecy would violate British and European standards and international norms, given Assange's notoriety and the nature of Swedish rape cases.

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U S to recognize Southern Sudan independence in July

The United States said it will recognize Southern Sudan as sovereign and independent in July 2011 after the region voted overwhelmingly for secession. Obama welcomed the referendum's outcome and said Washington will review Khartoum's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism.

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Fire destroys Carnival costumes in Rio warehouses

A major fire gutted four Rio de Janeiro warehouses holding costumes and floats for Carnival. About 8 400 outfits and ornate sets were destroyed while firefighters contained the blaze after hours. Top samba groups mourned losses as some contenders faced knockout in next month’s parade.

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Memorial for Lorain County leader Molly Young recalls decades of service

Molly Young, co owner of The Chronicle, longtime community advocate and champion for women, left a lasting legacy through the YWCA Lorain County Community College Foundation and League of Women Voters. She mentored, funded scholarships, and led major fundraising efforts while raising five children with Ward Young Jr. Funeral arrangements are pending.

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Google executive sparked Egypt protests via Facebook page

Wael Ghonim, a Google marketing manager for the Middle East and Africa, says he created the Facebook page We are all Khaled Said that helped ignite the protests that toppled President Hosni Mubarak. He describes 12 days in detention and says he was not tortured. The U S group reports nearly 300 deaths in two weeks of clashes.

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Federal tax revenue at its lowest since 1950

The article notes tax revenue as a share of GDP will be the lowest since 1950 with income taxes down about 13 percent from 2008 and corporate taxes reduced by a third. It cites weak economy, more deductions, and credits that let some families avoid taxes while states raise receipts to balance budgets.

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Weather and romance mix in AP poll findings

The AP Weather Underground poll shows 40 percent say weather shifts mood a good amount, 75 percent feel winter blues, and 15 percent report more sex in cold weather while two thirds see no romantic change. Spring tops as the ideal time for romance and dating, with winter cited by 29 percent for dating among those in serious relationships.

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