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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2009
Page
3
Ukraine has not yet received the 1.5 billion reportedly transferred to cover its debt, leaving 2.1 billion owed to Gazprom for gas. Gazprom warns of a full supply halt to Ukrainian consumers at 10 a.m. and blames Kyiv for the impasse. A related blast and ETA violence add to regional tension with fears echoing January 2006 disruptions.
Rep. William Jefferson faces a looming trial after a federal judge refused to toss the bribery charges and the 4th U.S. Circuit refused to stay the decision. The case has dragged since FBI raids in 2005 and 2006 and a June 2007 grand jury indictment, with Supreme Court action still possible. In Vermont, Steven LeClair recovered a $650,000 Megabucks prize after finding a discarded ticket from his mother and wife, following a Christmas gift.
Israel defies international pressure and expands its Gaza offensive with additional reserves, tanks, and armored vehicles moving toward a possible ground invasion. Gaza deaths exceed 390 with about 1,600 wounded. four Israelis killed by rocket fire. Hamas leaders reportedly underground.
The report outlines Israel's intensified actions against what it labels as military facilities and weapons hubs. It notes reactive measures and claims of targeting sites within the conflict, with emphasis on online discourse and information control.
In 2008 the AP count shows 151 U.S. forces killed in Afghanistan, the deadliest year of the war. Militant roadside bombs rose to about 2,000, with large insurgent assaults and a heavy toll on Afghan police as NATO and U.S. forces expanded into new areas.
Iraqi forces take lead over security as a U S presence shifts after a landmark security pact comes into effect. Police arrest a Soliders of Heaven cult leader amid ongoing violence in Mosul Sinjar Basra and Mosul confront insurgent attacks as Nouri al Maliki calls it a historic day.
Tian Wenhua, former chair and general manager of Sanlu Group Co, admitted knowing of problems with Sanlu infant formula months before informing authorities. She faces charges that could carry the death penalty. Trial in Shijiazhuang concluded with no verdict announced.
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