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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2010
Page
3
Afghan cleric Mohammad Yunus and his young son were driving near an eastern Kabul base when four bullets struck Yunus, killing him. He left ten children and two wives.
President Obama fails to break congressional impasse on health care, clouding prospects for uninsured Americans. Democrats face a strategic crisis after Massachusetts's vote narrowed their 60 vote edge, with leaders debating next steps as a broad overhaul remains stalled and costs rise. Senate aides seek a strategy by late next week amid ongoing White House negotiations. Republican Jim DeMint warns the effort could be Obama’s Waterloo if pushed as a massive takeover.
Italian researchers say they will ask French authorities to dig up Leonardo da Vinci’s remains at Amboise Castle to perform carbon and DNA testing. They aim to recreate his face to compare with the Mona Lisa, while cautioning that exhumation follows strict French procedures.
The Senate voted 60 to 39 to permit the government to borrow an additional 1.9 trillion dollars, placing the national debt at about 14.3 trillion. Democrats gained the tie with Scott Brown not yet seated, while Republicans faced difficulties over pay as you go rules and a looming midterm.
In Port-au-Prince 16 year old Darlene Etienne survived for days in a crushed concrete graveyard. Doctors on a French hospital ship treat her as her mother Kerline Dorcant and brother Preslin express faith and hope amid a city of massive destruction and rising death tolls. The rescue follows a January 12 earthquake that flattened much of the capital as U.S. Army crews begin debris clearance.
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