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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2009
Page
3
Marcus Schrenker 38 pleads guilty to crashing a plane and false distress calls in a bid to fake death and flee ruin. He faces up to 26 years and fines while still dealing with Indiana judgments and penalties.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown battles to stay in office as cabinet resignations mount and Labour rebels threaten to oust him. Ten ministers quit amid expenses scandal and bad local election results. Brown promotes loyalists but dissent grows within ranks.
Neal Wanless, 23, a Todd County rancher with a modest life, bought a 15 dollar Powerball ticket in Winner and will receive a 88.5 million lump sum after taxes. He plans to buy more land, repay helpers, and continue hard work with family in nearby Mission.
Monroe County investigators say a body buried in a shallow cemented grave along a riverbank is likely Nevaeh Buchanan a 5 year old who disappeared May 24 from her apartment complex parking lot. Police focus on identifying a suspect while two POI including a registered sex offender deny involvement.
Bryan Jackson at 18 graduates from Francis Howell North High School in St. Charles after surviving AIDS contracted by his father through tainted blood. Prosecutors say Brian Stewart injected the virus into the infant. Stewart was convicted of first degree assault and given the maximum life sentence.
President Obama toured Buchenwald Nazi death camp in Weimar, honoring 56,000 dead and survivors. He cited his great-uncle who helped liberate a satellite prison in 1945, and urged the world to resist cruelty and subjugation. He noted the camp’s crematoria and the liberation clock set to 3 15.
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