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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2007
Page
3
U S envoy says Yongbyon plutonium reactor could be shut after UN inspectors agree on monitoring. Russia reports frozen funds for North Korea moved to a Russian bank, aiding six party talks with dates expected in early July and host China arranging scheduling.
In Charleston the furniture store fire started from an unknown cause. the building housed a trash bin and old furniture. An employee noted the area was used for cigarette breaks as well. In Raleigh a separate tale follows an inmate pen pal program that led to a marriage between James Morgan and Tracy Cope. Morgan is on death row at Central Prison.
The Washington Post report notes seven U S soldiers killed in a Saturday roadside bombing in northwest Baghdad and more fatalities as Iraqi violence intensifies. Across Iraq, 78 U S troops have died this month amid frequent bombing attacks and related violence.
President Hamid Karzai accused NATO and US led troops of careless civilian killings, saying more restraint is needed as over 90 civilians have died in the past 10 days. He urged Afghan authorities be consulted during operations and warned the fight could fail without accountability. ISAF responded that they must do better.
Israeli troops seize Saleh Aruri, founder of Hamas military wing in the West Bank, amid a broad drive against Hamas after Gaza takeover. Abbas orders new control over private groups to curb Hamas funding, risking services and charity work long linked to Hamas.
Elwood a 2 year old Chinese Crested and Chihuahua mix crowned world's ugliest dog at the Marin Sonoma County Fair. Owner Karen Quigley of Sewell New Jersey savoring the win and the $1000 prize.
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