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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2006
Page
3
North Korea via KCNA vows all options possible if missile testing resumes. The report frames the stance as part of continuing tensions stemming from 1950 onset of the Korean War.
Tehran says it is seriously considering economic inducements to pause its nuclear drive and urges the United States and allies to be patient for a negotiated path. Foreign Ministry officials say committees are studying the six nation proposal unveiled June 6 after US led outreach.
Afghan president Hamid Karzai asserts the Taliban do not threaten long term stability after an audio purportedly of Mullah Omar surfaces. A Taliban spokesman denies authenticity while U S forces report casualties and a major southern offensive continues.
Iraq's prime minister Nouri al Maliki announced a 24 point national reconciliation package offering amnesty to insurgents who renounce violence and have not carried out terror attacks. He urged rapid security force action to allow foreign troops to depart eventually as militias fuel sectarian bloodshed. At least 29 people were killed as violence rose amid outreach to Sunnis. U S ambassador Khalilzad praised the plan.
Saddam Hussein’s lawyer Khalil al-Dulaimi says the United States may need his client to stabilize Iraq and allow troop withdrawal. He describes Saddam as the last resort and key to ending the insurgency, while noting no U.S. officials have sought his help. The interview frames Saddam as a bargaining figure amid a fractured Iraqi landscape.
A jury was seated in Houston to hear Andrea Yates's second trial over the 2001 drownings of her five children. Opening statements are planned. Yates pleads not guilty by reason of insanity as defense attorney argues postpartum psychosis impaired her ability to know right from wrong.
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas met Hamas premier Ismael Haniyeh amid talks on the fate of an abducted Israeli soldier and broader tense exchanges. Israel warned militants will be killed if the soldier is harmed as cross border clashes near the junction of Israel Egypt and Gaza intensify. Hamas and allied groups claimed involvement in the attack, while calls for restraint and renewed negotiations continue amid ongoing rocket fire and reprisals.
In Kennett Square, Marguerite Harris runs Project Salad with eight staff as nurse practitioners deliver prenatal care, immunizations, prescriptions, and treatment. NP numbers have surged from 30,000 in 1990 to 115,000 today, fueling a rise in nurse-run centers to about 250 nationwide amid physician supply gaps.
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