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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 2004

Page

10

Orthodox Celebrate Christmas Across Russia and Bethlehem

Eastern Orthodox Christians in Russia marked Christmas with church services and concerts, while Bethlehem observed restrained celebrations amid Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Russian Patriarch Alexy II led a Christmas Day service at Christ the Savior Cathedral, calling the church rebirth a miracle. Thousands attended his midnight service at the rebuilt church. the Nativity pageant at St. Basil’s drew crowds, and a Moscow park hosted a large pop concert. In Bethlehem, Manger Square was subdued as Israeli restrictions limited movement and banquets prepared for residents.

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Northwest snowstorm turns to slush and rain

The Northwest storm shut schools and highways, stranded travelers, and caused power outages as snow collapsed into freezing rain. Seattle and northwest Oregon closed schools, with 20,000+ outages in Seattle area and 45,000 in Portland region. Interstate 90 blocked. Portland airport saw 330+ flight cancellations and many travelers overnight.

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First stars after Big Bang seeded universe for life

Astronomers Volker Bromm and Abraham Loeb report that the earliest stars were enormous, short lived and produced the heavy elements needed for planets and life. Using supercomputer models, they say life could have emerged only after 500 million to 2 billion years as metals built up and planets formed.

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