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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2004
Page
8
A prosecutor said he will pursue sex abuse charges against retired Springfield Bishop Thomas Dupre regarding alleged molestation of two altar boys in the 1970s. Dupre, 70, stepped down Feb. 11 citing health issues after being confronted by The Republican.
Dayton reports that Air Force generals on the second day of hearings before a commission said the military should maintain its role in US space exploration and support President Bush's proposal for manned flights to the moon, stressing collaboration with NASA.
A national AP Ipsos poll shows Kerry and Bush tied at 45 and 46 percent with independent Ralph Nader at 6 percent. The survey notes Nader's candidacy could affect the race, while Bush’s job approval sits at 48 percent and disapproval at 49 percent.
Hundreds protest as U S Marines patrol Port au Prince with UN peacekeepers amid lingering anger over Aristide ouster. Reported killings continue as rebels and international forces push to restore order while Aristide seeks asylum in the Central African Republic.
San Francisco report shows teens who avoid dairy may gain weight, with two daily dairy servings associated with lower fatness. Researchers note rising soda intake and dairy fear among youths, especially girls, contributing to overweight trends observed over two decades.
In New York City about three dozen same sex couples sought licenses and were denied amid a nationwide wave of filings. Oregon's Multnomah County began issuing licenses to gay couples with lines stretching around a building for a second day while New York and New York City officials warned licenses may not be legal. Nyack Mayor John Shields and his partner were denied in Orange County as couples pressed for recognition and domestic partnership options.
Amammon collection, described as the largest yet, was loaded Wednesday and is being prepared for a European buyer. Henry V Vaccaro Sr. named no buyer or price, saying the purchaser intends display in Europe and Japan after Vaccaro settled a nine year legal battle with the Jackson family. Vaccaro claimed a Jacksons company had agreed to buy his Kramer Guitar Co. in 1992 but defaulted on 1.4 million in payments the next year. He also said he paid off a storage and shipping lien at an Oxnard California warehouse to acquire the collection.
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