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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 2004

Page

10

College costs rise again for 2004 05, aid may ease impact

College tuition climbs for private and public institutions in 2004 05. Private colleges raise about 6 percent to just over 16 000 while public colleges near 10 percent to about 5 100, with experts noting aid can soften effects.

Congress National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities Travis Reindle

Missing Marine Hassoun turns up safe in Beirut embassy

The Marine corporal Wassef Ali Hassoun reported missing after an apparent abduction near Fallujah 18 days earlier appeared alive at the U S Embassy in Beirut Lebanon. Navy investigators weigh whether the kidnapping was a hoax while gunfire echoed in Tripoli between Hassoun's clan and rivals.

Arirat Lebanon AOLS Iraq U.S Navy Wassef Ali Hasannn Fallujah Bernt State Department Richard Boucher

Sunnis drive broader Iraqi insurgency amid deadly Samarra attack

In Samarra insurgents detonated a car bomb and hammered a U S military HQ with a mortar barrage killing five U S soldiers and one Iraqi guardsman. The assault followed earlier statements about a growing insurgency led by Sunni Iraqis opposed to the U S presence, with clashes continuing into the afternoon and civilian casualties reported.

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Ohio Guard members killed in Iraq two from Cleveland area

Two Ohio National Guard soldiers died in Iraq this week. Samuel Bowen, 38, of Cleveland, was killed in combat after a rocket attack near a base north of Baghdad on June 18. He pulled a wounded comrade to safety as the blast hit. Bowen’s friend Owen Eaton, 35, of Brook Park, was wounded but survived. Bowen was a cook who ran several Cleveland area restaurants. The other dead guard member was Set Michael Barkey, 22, of Canal Fulton, from the Akron transportation company, who died when his vehicle flipped over. His mother noted his service in defense of freedom.

Ohio National Guard Iraq Pre Samuel Bowen Cleveland Bowen Melanie Bowen Ron Raton Owen Guard Brook Park Baghdad Baton Lakewad Eaton Sam Bower Ohio

Americans accused of running private jail in Kabul raid

Afghan forces detained four Americans and four Afghans who allegedly posed as U S agents and ran a Kabul jail. Prisoners were found hanging by their feet and beaten, with one former special forces operative named Jack Idema linked to the group. U S officials distance from the men while Afghan authorities pursue the case.

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