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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2005
Page
6
A long term study shows diuretics raise diabetes risk but lower death from heart attack or stroke by about 15 percent versus placebo. Experts say the findings reassure physicians about the therapies' overall benefit.
A U S warship strike group and Marines rushed to Banda Aceh and Meulaboh delivering food water and medical aid after the tsunami that killed over 140 000 people in Asia. US planes ferried survivors from damaged coastlines while crews described devastating scene along Sumatra.
President Bush announced a private fundraising effort led by his father and Bill Clinton to aid tsunamis victims in Indonesia Sri Lanka India and Thailand. He urged Americans to contribute and ordered half staff flags as condolences while visiting embassies.
In Washington House Republicans abruptly kept strict ethics standards and reinstated a rule forcing Majority Leader Tom DeLay to step aside if indicted by a Texas grand jury. Speaker Dennis Hastert and DeLay acted after a closed meeting, with DeLay stating his aim to protect the party agenda and leadership integrity.
Insurgents staged three car bombs and a roadside attack in Iraq as elections approached. At least 16 people died two days before the vote, amid Sunni leaders urging postponement and Iraqi officials promising to proceed. A U.S. risk firm convoy was among the targets near Baghdad's Green Zone.
In a rally in Gaza City, Abbas vowed Palestinian refugees and their descendants from 1948 have the right to return to their original homes, insisting they will gain their rights. He framed the stance as central to his campaign for a third term, amid tensions with militant groups and calls for a halt to rocket attacks.
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