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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2010

Page

3

Pope defends Pius XII over Holocaust critics in dialogue

In Rome Benedict XVI and Jewish leaders debated Pius XII's wartime stance during a visit to a historic synagogue. Benedict urged overcoming prejudice and cited Vatican actions aiding Jews, while survivors memorialized Nazi and terrorist attacks in 1943 and 1982.

Rome Benedict XVI Benedict Pius XII Vatican

Democrats weigh skipping Senate health care revote after Mass state race

White House and allies race to salvage a health care package if Republican Scott Brown wins the Massachusetts Senate race. A Brown victory could give the GOP 41 votes to filibuster and block final passage, pushing Democrats to accept the Senate passed bill as is.

Boston White House Senate Massachusetts GOP House Scott Brown Martha Coakley Edward M Kennedy Barack Obama

Recession hits pay of public university presidents led by Ohio State

The Chronicle of Higher Education findings show public university chief pay rising 2.3 percent in 2008 09 with 10 percent of presidents seeing declines. Gordon Gee of Ohio State tops the list at more than 1.5 million including salary and retirement and deferred compensation.

The Chronicle of Higher Education Gordon Gee Ohio State University Gee Millionaires’ Club

Beach gravel traps Exxon Valdez oil study finds

Engineering professor Michel Boufadel reports oil remains trapped mid beaches in Prince William Sound, with finer gravel beneath larger rocks hindering biodegradation. Water moves slowly through lower gravel layers, while tidal compaction reduces oxygen, delaying breakdown of about 20,000 gallons still present decades after the spill.

Anchorage Alaska Prince William Sound Michel C. Boufadel Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Temple University Nature Geoscience Boufadel

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