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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2009
Page
3
The 50 year old known for OxiClean was found dead by his wife in their Tampa condo. Medical examiner cites hypertensive heart disease and enlarged heart walls as possible causes pending further tests.
U S District Judge Denny Chin imposes the maximum 150 year prison term on Bernard Madoff for an extraordinarily evil multibillion dollar Ponzi scheme that destroyed countless lives, with no possibility of parole and a staggering overall loss cited at 13.2 billion dollars.
Iraq completed the pullback of U S combat troops from cities amid fireworks and public celebration. Shiite Sunni and Kurdish leaders welcomed sovereignty as Iraqis faced mixed hopes and fears about security after the deadline.
The Supreme Court, in a 5 4 decision, reversed New Haven Connecticut city officials who discarded a promotion test that favored white firefighters with no African American scores high enough for lieutenant or captain. Justice Kennedy said the action discriminated based on race and upheld limits on using diversity in employment decisions. The ruling contrasts with Sotomayor and two appeals court colleagues who had supported discarding the test.
Police and soldiers clashed with thousands outside the Honduras national palace injuring at least 15 as Obama and Chavez demanded the return of ousted President Zelaya. Chavez urged an uprising and halted oil. Ortega warned of trade cuts, while protesters faced tear gas, rubber bullets, and detentions.
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