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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2009
Page
3
A devastating Oklahoma traffic accident left nine people dead, with emergency crews still investigating the sequence of events. The tragedy prompted memorials and calls for road-safety reassessment as authorities work to determine contributing factors and assign responsibility.
President Ahmadinejad warned the Obama administration to back off condemning Iran’s post election crackdown. He claimed the regime has silenced internal opponents and warned of a remorseful Iranian nation if Washington persists. Protest waves appear quashed after massive demonstrations in Tehran and other cities.
More than 200 people attended New Bethel Church in Louisville for a one day Open Carry Celebration led by Pastor Ken Pagano to affirm gun rights. Participants carried handguns and rifles, with no bullets allowed, and a raffle and safety videos complemented the event.
President Obama urged senators to follow the House and pass a greenhouse gas limits bill. The measure, approved 219-212, would cap emissions from power plants factories and refineries by 17 percent below 2005 by 2020 and 83 percent midcentury, guiding a shift to cleaner energy and creating green jobs. Opponents warn of higher costs and job offshoring. Pelosi called the vote transformational as Denmark talks loom.
NATO and Russia revived the NATO-Russia Council and agreed to restart military-to-military contacts on Corfu Greece, with talks focusing on security issues from Afghanistan to piracy. Lavrov called the discussions useful as ministers met ahead of a broader OSCE gathering.
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