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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2012
Page
3
Indiana clinics opened to Medicaid patients again after a federal judge blocked state funding cuts tied to abortion services. Clinics typically see about 80 patients daily, while Indiana has cut about 1.4 million in funding since May.
An Associated Press-GfK poll shows 41 percent oppose raising the federal debt limit and 38 percent favor it while warnings of a possible U.S. default and recession loom. Voters are split on whether to act despite economic risks and a potential credit market panic.
New York becomes the sixth and most populous state to legalize same sex marriage after a late Friday legislative vote. The law takes effect in 30 days and could influence nationwide debates as activists push judges and politicians to support marriage equality.
As New York legalized gay marriage, Malcolm Harris proposed to his partner via Twitter and New York City wedding plans spread fast. Bernadette Smith moves her business to NYC to plan gay weddings while Brooklyn pastors receive first same sex ceremony requests. Harris and his fiancé aim for a paper wedding now, a real celebration at the Four Seasons later.
A passing by action car bombing struck Akharkhan Public Medical Center in Azra district Logar province injuring 53 and killing 35. Survivors and medical staff describe a crowded facility and rapid Afghan army assistance while Taliban deny involvement stating the attack was not carried out by its fighters.
A study reports 347 million adults worldwide have diabetes, more than doubling in three decades. Aging populations and rising obesity drive the surge, with fastest gains in Cape Verde, Samoa, Saudi Arabia, Papua New Guinea, and the United States. Experts warn the wave may worsen health systems before breakthroughs.
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