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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2012
Page
3
In Syria a morning barrage hit an opposition stronghold killing veteran American born journalist Marie Colvin and French photographer Remi Ochlik. The pair were reporting from Homs with activists when shelling intensified. At least two Western reporters wounded.
Missouri again led the nation in meth lab seizures in 2011 with 2096 events, followed by Tennessee 1687 Indiana 1437 Kentucky 1188 and Oklahoma 902, as AP survey data on top meth producing states contrasts with federal DEA figures.
A AP-GfK poll finds more Americans say the economy is improving and view Obama as understanding everyday problems. Independents largely approve of his handling of the post recession period while rising gas prices threaten his message. About 30 percent call the economy good, the highest since 2009, with optimism increasing overall.
Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum fought over health care and federal bailouts in a high stakes debate in Mesa Arizona amid tight polls. Ron Paul challenged Santorum as a fake conservative while Obama favorable odds and broad Super Tuesday battles loomed ahead.
Russia urged caution in judging Iran's rejection of IAEA probes into alleged covert weapon work. The United States and allies accused Tehran of defiance as Israel urged others to mind their business. France condemned Tehran's continued stonewalling while Iran pressed ahead with its program.
Justices debated upholding the 2006 Stolen Valor Act which criminalizes falsely claiming military honors. They questioned potential overreach into lies about the Holocaust or diplomas while considering Congress's interest in protecting medals, with Justice Kennedy signaling openness to a narrow exception.
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