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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2009
Page
3
Afghan leaders had long pleaded with U S officials to reduce civilian deaths as bombing raids killed dozens. Karzai meets Barack Obama in Washington.
Insurers urged Senate officials to stop charging higher premiums to women in the individual market as part of a broader health care overhaul. They argued against a public plan while noting women face higher costs during child bearing years, and emphasized a need for private options to remain competitive. Capitol Police removed eight protesters during the Finance Committee roundtable on uninsured coverage led by Max Baucus.
The Channel Tunnel opened May 6, 1994, after a 32 mile undersea build linking Calais and Dover. It has transformed trade and tourism, shifted mentalities, and faced years of losses before turning profitable. Cozette and Fagg joined hands at the connection, symbolizing Franco British partnership.
Kepner of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, living in Augusta, Georgia, underwent a double hand transplant using the Pittsburgh Protocol to reduce immune-suppressant drugs. Doctors say the protocol may lessen diabetes and infection risks by replacing multiple meds with a single treatment, as antibodies and donor bone marrow accompany the procedure. It notes eight double hand transplants have occurred abroad and mentions a concurrent partial face and double hand transplant in France.
Britain published a list of 16 of 22 people barred since October for alleged extremism or hatred. Named are Michael Savage Stephen Black Fred Phelps Shirley Phelps-Roper Hamas MP Yunis Al Astal Egyptian cleric Safwat Hijazi Israeli settler Mike Guzovsky and Russian gang leaders Artur Ryno and Pavel Skachevsky.
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