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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 2004

Page

6

PIPPA PASSES AND REGIONAL SHOOTING MURDER

A Ky man shot his girlfriend and a neighbor to death Friday then wounded four others before killing himself near his mobile home. The girlfriend Harlene Harwood and Raymond Hall died. five children survived by hiding under a bed. a disabled coal miner and another woman escaped. Pledger's body was found in a stream nearby. In Miami, doctors transplanted eight organs into a Genoa baby, Alessia Di Matteo, in a record eight organ operation at University of Miami Jackson Memorial Medical Center. The child, born with a fatal congenital disorder, received liver stomach pancreas small and large intestines spleen and two kidneys during a 12 hour surgery led by Dr Andreas Tzakis. Paul Reubens, Pee Wee Herman actor, received three years probation after pleading guilty to misdemeanor obscenity charges tied to photographs from his collection, with mandatory counseling and sex-offender registration. a misdemeanor child pornography charge was dismissed.

Pippa Mark W. Pledger Pledger Harlene Harwood Raymond Hall Hanwood Miami Alessia di Matteo University of Miami-Jackson Memorial Medical Center Joel Newman United Network For Alessia Genoa Italy Los Angeles Paul Reubens

Bush Kerry race nears record fundraising highs

President Bush and Democratic nominee contender John Kerry are on track to spend nearly 500 million dollars in the 2000 presidential race. Bush has raised about 170 million with a possible rise to 200 million and will gain roughly 1 million in September. Kerry aims for 105 million and may take 75 million in public financing. Total 455 million in spending, not counting party and outside group contributions. Bush has already spent 49.4 million since May, with 13.7 million raised in February and ongoing fundraising. Kerry’s February report due to the FEC. Bush began March with 110 million in the bank, Kerry’s February report due today.

Washington Bush John Kerrs White House Kerry al Gore Gore Berry Federal Election Commission Chen Soochow University Emile Sheng Lien Chan Sheng Taiwan Democratic Progressive Party

Taiwan President Chen Shot in Campaign Attack

Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian and Vice President Annette Lu were wounded as a would-be assassin opened fire during a campaign ride in Taipei on the last day of the election campaign. Chen, pale and shaken, reassured the public that Taiwan’s safety remained intact while analysts weighed the impact on a tight race.

Taipei Taiwan Chen Shui-bian China Annette Lu Chen Abian

Madrid bombings charged three Moroccans in court

Spanish National Court charged Jamal Zougam Mohamed Bekkali and Mohamed Chaoui with 190 killings and 1,400 attempted deaths in the March 11 Madrid terror attacks. A third Moroccan linked to the same ring testified while another Indian man was charged with aiding a terrorist group and document falsification.

Madrid Spain Jamal Zougam Mohamed Bekkali Mohamed Chaoui Zougam Vinay Kohly Suresh Kumar

Bush plans 80th birthday skydiving event and charity party

Former President George Bush marks his 80th by planning a third skydiving feat since 1997 and a June birthday party in College Station with tickets from 100 dollars, proceeds to charity. He previously jumped at 72 and 75, honoring promises from WWII and later competitions. Andre Agassi discusses a British tax ruling on endorsement income, noting it offsets with U.S. credits and mentioning potential effects on peers like Tiger Woods and the Williams sisters after a London High Court decision.

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