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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 2007

Page

8

Farewell to U.S. troops in Buedinggen Germany

Buedinggen Germany prepares to hand back its U.S. Army base as 640 soldiers from the 1st Squadron of the 1st Cavalry Regiment depart by mid August. The move mirrors a broader U.S. base drawdown in Germany and Europe. Local resident Ursula Schmueck notes enduring affection for America amid the shift.

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L A mayor’s pull may limit punishment of newscaster

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s affair with Telemundo anchor Mirthala Salinas complicates NBC Universal’s response as it pushes the 3 billion Universal City Vision Plan. The plan seeks 2900 homes and 1.6 million square feet of commercial space while Salinas faces internal review and possible reassignment or severance. Villaraigosa’s involvement with NBC Universal’s project raises questions of conflict of interest and influence over city approvals.

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Meth mouth pushes up prison dental costs and spurs grants

A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced two bills to ease prison dental budgets by funding federal grants and to support an education program for youth about meth mouth. Dentists estimate treatment costs have surged as meth users rise in jails and prisons, with drying saliva and tooth decay driving denture needs.

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