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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 2005

Page

5

Skull unearthed in serial killer probe

In Peoria County bones and skull parts were found near a grandmother's home as authorities linked them to a serial killer case. Larry Bright, 38, faces murder charges after allegedly admitting to multiple killings and leading investigators to remains along Rural roads around Peoria. The probe expands as more bodies previously reported missing remain unfound.

Peoria Armen Covjal Billars Mm Bellevue Kevin Lyons Larry Bright

Bush rallies GOP for State of the Union address

President Bush addressed congressional Republicans at a White Sulphur Springs retreat, previewing the State of the Union and urging support for Social Security reform. He touted a two day post speech blitz with stops in North Dakota, Montana, Nebraska, Arkansas and Florida while noting projected long term benefit shortfalls.

White Sulphur Springs W.va Bush Congress White House North Dakota Montana Nebraska Arkansas Florida David Dreier R-Calif Dreier Jenna Barbara Karl Rove

To vote or not to vote in Iraq election mood

In Baghdad a 21 year old translates a Hugo poem into Arabic while gunfire echoes. Haithem, Shiite Rubaie plans to vote Sunday as many Iraqis weigh risks and hopes for change. Sunnis fear loss of dominance amid post Saddam politics. Flooded streets and stalled progress shadow daily life.

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Iraq TV campaign dominates as voters brace for vote

Baghdad residents see a nationwide campaign mostly via television rather than streets. Ads from Ayad Allawi’s coalition and others flood Arabic stations, while many Iraqis contend with daily power blackouts. Despite limits, campaigns claim saturation and broad, diverse political messages.

Adnan Janabi Traqiya Ayad Allawi Janabi

Rights crusader fights topless beach ban in California

Ventura County public defender Liana Johnsson leads a campaign in Sacramento to permit topless women in California parks and beaches, arguing the law enforces unequal treatment of women and should reflect constitutional equality. She describes herself as a fighter for the poor and underserved, with a long career defending indigent clients.

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