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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2004
Page
1
The Lorain County Sheriff’s Department issued the first 17 concealed carry gun permits on a Friday after opening applications April 8. Permit holders, including Bob Nemeth and Thomas N Peters, say the move empowers law abiding citizens to defend themselves.
Graphic images of naked prisoners humiliated by U S military police provoked regional anger and sharp condemnations from President Bush. Arabs cite U S disregard, while 60 Minutes II and Al Arabiya aired footage prompting six soldiers to face court martial.
Former Arizona Cardinals safety Pat Tillman was awarded the Silver Star for leading his Army Rangers unit to rescue comrades during an ambush in Afghanistan. He was killed in action while fighting without regard for personal safety and had just been promoted from specialist to corporal.
Cincinnati retired autoworker John Demjanjuk, 84, faces possible deportation after a federal appeals court ruled his citizenship should be stripped for serving as a Nazi concentration camp guard. The Justice Department will pursue removal proceedings in immigration court to expel him from the United States.
Area residents who lost their jobs during the recession retrained and found new work. They share stories of taking initiative, learning new skills, and retooling for opportunities, with hope that more jobs are available.
The article highlights unusual May observances such as National Escargot Day and Lumpy Rug Day alongside mainstream holidays like Cinco de Mayo and Mother's Day. Experts say these quirky days are often invented by companies but add fun to the month.
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