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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2010
Page
3
Roundup covers Texas education board challenges as Don McLeroy defends his chair tenure amid tensions over evolution. Opponent Thomas Ratliff cites a PR problem as moderates seek to oust far right voices shaping state science and history standards.
More than 2,000 U S Marines and about 1,000 Afghan troops will remain in Marjah for months to prevent Taliban resurgence. The NATO operation aims to clear hold and build by securing the town, restoring Afghan administration, and delivering aid as insurgents strike supply convoys.
Dale Welch walked into a Virginia Starbucks with a handgun visible at his waist and ordered a banana Frappuccino. The act highlights ongoing open carry efforts in states that permit firearms in public spaces and follows Starbucks policy to comply with local laws.
Virginia Tech in Blacksburg begins notifying parents when under 21 students face even minor alcohol violations. The policy aims to involve families as part of education and accountability, alongside classes and a party positive program.
Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki defends the ban on hundreds of candidates linked to Saddam’s regime amid Iraq’s March 7 elections. He says the move will not affect Sunni turnout and notes no rush to extend U.S. forces beyond 2011. The measure targets Baath party ties and faces Sunni backlash.
President Obama underwent a 90 minute medical exam at National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland. Doctors reported he is in excellent health and fit for duty but warned his cholesterol and left knee tendinitis require diet changes and continued smoking cessation efforts. The White House said he should return for a check up in August 2011 after turning 50.
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