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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 2004
Page
5
A national survey by the American Federation of Teachers shows an average teacher salary of 45 771 for 2002 03, with California highest at 55 693 and South Dakota lowest at 32 414. Ohio averaged 45 515, up 28 percent from the prior year.
The Senate blocked a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage 48 to 52, short of the 60 needed. President Bush voiced disappointment, framing it as a temporary setback. Democratic and a few Republican senators opposed the measure, signaling renewed focus on the issue in fall campaigns and possible House action next week on related federal recognition limits.
A car bomb exploded near a checkpoint outside the Green Zone housing international offices and embassies in Baghdad, killing at least 10 and injuring about 40. The attack, the deadliest in the capital since power was transferred, prompted vows to crush militants and secure Baghdad.
The Butler report found no deliberate distortions in prewar Iraq intelligence and blamed flawed, incomplete evidence. Blair took personal responsibility and avoided accusations of lying. The inquiry questioned informal governance but cleared the prime minister of misleading the public. In Cairo, a Saudi firm said it may pull out Iraq to secure the hostage.
A severe storm system swept south central Pennsylvania and the Midwest causing high winds and heavy rain. At least 72 people were injured, with one in critical condition, and numerous houses, roads, and power lines were damaged. Airlines faced delays along the East Coast. A separate tornado near Claris Mills Wisconsin damaged farms but reported no injuries.
Cpl. Hassoun, who disappeared after a 20 day, reappeared near Pallnjah and spoke of returning home. He left Landstuhl Regional Medical Center for Ramstein but his flight home was postponed with no explanation. He thanked supporters and said he is in good health and eager to reunite with friends and family.
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