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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2004
Page
7
Federal prosecutors inform people recorded in conversations that agents listened to calls as part of a yearlong surveillance spanning the mayor, his aides, allies, and the city owned airport, under wiretap law with limited details.
Nine American soldiers aboard a U S Black Hawk medivac helicopter were killed when the craft crashed four miles south of Fallujah. A witness said the tail was hit by a rocket as the helicopter burned in flames.
In Ranger Georgia a jealous ex husband allegedly killed three former in-laws and his infant daughter and fled with three girls who were later found safe. The suspect shot himself after a police chase and survived in critical condition. One of the girls is the suspect's daughter, another is a former stepdaughter. The case ties to a lengthy criminal history including burglary and auto theft. Melissa Peeler notified police after a threatening call.
The FDA rejected Inamed Corp's bid to reintroduce silicone gel breast implants and issued new guidelines for manufacturers. Officials cited serious questions about rupture consequences and gel leakage, noting current studies show up to 46 percent of recipients face additional surgeries over three years. Inamed pledged to pursue approval again as advocates welcomed clearer safety standards.
Story fragment describes Jett Foxworthy and a man with a gun. Gamer said he fired to defuse the threat and sought cover behind a vehicle. The man allegedly remained armed and pointed the gun at him again.
Roy Moore seeks reinstatement as Alabama chief justice, arguing the ouster over the 5,300 pound Ten Commandments monument sets a dangerous precedent. He contends the federal order to move the monument was unlawful and says the removal disturbs the oath and faith of judges. The case will be decided by seven retired judges serving as a stand‑in Supreme Court after elected justices recused themselves.
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