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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2014
Page
3
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford said he cannot promise to stay sober if re elected and urged voters to trust his record. He returned to City Council from rehab this week and defended his commitment to lead and run for the October 27 election despite ongoing recovery questions.
In Albi France a pupil’s mother stabbed a kindergarten teacher to death in front of 5 and 6 year olds on the last day of school. Authorities say the mother has serious psychiatric problems and police took her into custody. President Hollande condemned the attack and pledged support for teachers.
U S backed Ugandan troops chase Lord’s Resistance Army in Central African Republic where defectors including Sam Opie say they have not seen Joseph Kony since 2010. The long jungle search follows ICC warrants for atrocities as soldiers probe Obo base in the southeast.
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki, facing Sunni protests and a militant offensive, says he will not abandon his bid for a third term and will stay until the insurgency is defeated. He cites his bloc’s election plurality and urges coalition talks to form a government. Al Sistani presses quick government formation to confront the threat.
In Jerusalem thousands attended the funeral of 16 year old Mohammed Abu Khdeir as clashes erupted with police and rock throwers. Police reported over 2,000 mourners and injuries to 13 officers while protesters in Gaza fired rockets and Israel conducted airstrikes on Hamas targets amid a tense Ramadan period.
Ukrainian forces pushed against pro-Russia rebels in the east as nine soldiers died and 13 were wounded. President Poroshenko signaled readiness for talks with Russia and the rebels, while Moscow pursued extending the truce. Ukraine’s security chief charged Russia with massing troops and aiding incursions across the border.
More than half of privately insured women used free birth control in 2013 as the law requires preventive coverage at no extra cost. The Supreme Court allowed some religiously scrupulous employers to opt out, but most firms continue offering free contraception. IMS data show a jump from 14 percent in 2012 to 56 percent, saving women about 269 dollars annually.
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