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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2006
Page
3
Two small planes collide near Poplar Grove Illinois leaving one pilot dead and four planes at the air show site. A second pilot landed safely and declined medical treatment, police said.
U S forces move into Baghran Valley Helmand province for Mountain Thrust offensive. Troops from the 2nd Battalion 87th Infantry Regiment 10th Mountain Division establish fortified posts and mortar positions overlooking a key Taliban transport route. Captain Jared Wilson states the mission hinges on securing the mountain route and blocking Taliban movements. Spc Daniel Borisow from Akron New York expresses readiness to engage.
The United States and Japan warned North Korea over signs it may launch a Taepodong-2 capable of reaching the United States. Seoul said signs of an imminent test were being watched as Pyongyang vowed to strengthen its military deterrent and warned of a fierce protest at the UN.
Andrea Yates, hospitalized since her 2002 conviction overturned on appeal, prepares for a second murder trial in 2004. Defense argues postpartum psychosis left her unable to know wrong from right, while prosecutors say she was sane at the time. If convicted, life imprisonment is possible.
Katharine Jefferts Schori was elected presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, the first woman to lead a major Anglican province. The selection, on the fifth ballot, follows three years after ordaining an openly gay bishop and could affect relations with other Anglican provinces.
Time magazine excerpt cites U S officials saying al Qaida operatives were 45 days from releasing hydrogen cyanide in New York subway cars before Ayman al Zawahri canceled the plan in January 2008. The informant linked to al Qaeda leaders warned the strike could have matched casualties of September 11.
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