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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

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The Chronicle Telegram

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Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

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Jan 13, 2003

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Koreans Celebrate 100 Years in United States Hawaii Gala

Hawaii marks a century since the first documented Korean immigrants arrived to work on sugar plantations. Chief Justice Ronald Moon credits early settlers with shaping Korean American life. The Centennial Committee hosts 1600 guests including Olympian Sammy Lee and Col. Young Dak Kum.

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Honolulu Ronald Moon Korea Hawaiii America Moon Hawaii Supreme Court Hawaii United States Sammy Lee Young Dak Kum Hawa U.S Japan Edward Shultz University of Hawaii University Center Harry Kum Shultz
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Maurice Gibb dies at 53 in Miami Beach

Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees died Sunday at age 53 after emergency surgery for an intestinal block. Robin and Barry Gibb were with him at the Florida hospital. the band known for Stayin’ Alive and Night Fever and their disaster of a Saturday Night Fever soundtrack legacy. The brothers have 9 No 1 songs and over 110 million records sold.

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Miami Beach Fla Maurice Gibb Bee Gees Mount Sinai Medical Center Gibb Maurice Robin Barry Pete Bassett Florida Elvis Presley the Beatles Michael Jackson Paul McCartney The
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Households shrinking sparks global housing boom study finds

A Nature study shows shrinking household size boosts global housing demand and environmental strain. Higher affluence and longevity lower births, while couples divorce create extra households, raising resource use and habitat loss in biodiversity hotspots including the United States and China.

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Jiangue Jack” Liu Michigan State University Nature Liu United States China Wolong Greece Italy
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