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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2008
Page
3
Hamas says it will not police the Israeli truce as violence continues with fighters seen confronting opposing forces. The scene depicts a resistant fighter holding a rifle in a tense stand-off.
An old painting donated to a rural Maryland Goodwill store is identified as a work by Edouard-Leon Cortes from the early 20th century. The discovery occurs in Easton, Maryland. The piece may be worth significant money according to appraisers.
Federal, state, and local investigators with 10 SWAT teams swept northeast Los Angeles before dawn, arresting dozens tied to the Avenues gang. Focus was the Drew Street clique which has long controlled the Glassell Park area as authorities pursue a major U.S. attorney's office case.
In Savannah Georgia Bill Merit 49 walked away from the Chatham County jail naked. Witnesses called police who re arrested him for public indecency. Merit said he rejected clothes as he thought they were stolen. He had been booked two days earlier on criminal trespass and disorderly conduct.
Supreme court decision invalidates laws allowing executions for child rape not resulting in death. The ruling also affects five states and grants victims of the Exxon Mobil oil spill the right to punitive damages averaging $15,000 per claimant.
Mandela publicly criticized Mugabe in a rare break with South Africa’s leadership as regional leaders pressed for a postponed runoff and foreign supporters consider tougher sanctions. The UK and US leaders urged free elections while Queen Elizabeth II stripped Mugabe of knighthood amid violence against opposition.
Wesley Higdon of Henderson killed five co workers and then himself at Atlantis Plastics after an argument over safety goggles and cell phone use. One worker injured. hospital in Evansville treated the casualty. Plant employs about 160 people in rural western Kentucky.
Neil Entwistle, 29, was found guilty by a Massachusetts jury of two counts of first degree murder in the deaths of his wife Rachel 27 and their 9 month old daughter Lillian Rose. Prosecutors said he fled the U S after the killings. Entwistle showed no visible reaction as verdicts were read.
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