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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2009
Page
3
The pope addressed a crowd of about 20,000 in a stadium praising Mideast Christians for faith and resilience despite ongoing conflict and hardship in the region.
A Bronx man who had just graduated from the University of Buffalo was shot and died after the ceremony. He was taken to Erie County Medical Center where he was pronounced dead. Police suspect a group of three or four men ambushed him from behind and fired at least two shots. Investigators consider a possible link to an earlier bar altercation.
The last Symbionese Liberation Army member captured, James William Kilgore, 61, was paroled from High Desert State Prison in California after six years for the 1975 murder tied to an April bank robbery. He plans to join his wife in Illinois and has two weeks to report to parole officials.
Experts say GM is near bankruptcy with a June 1 deadline to finalize a restructuring plan. The carmaker must swap 27 billion in debt for 10 percent of stock, seeks union and supplier concessions, and may close plants, sell brands, or shed units to survive.
Bogart Georgia police locate the body of George M. Zinkhan, a University of Georgia marketing professor suspected in the killings of his wife Marie Bruce and two others during a campus picnic. Investigators had pursued a plane to Europe as friends and family questioned motive and marriage status.
Dick Cheney says he would choose Rush Limbaugh over Colin Powell for the Republican path. He supports expanding the party with Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney while hinting Powell is no longer aligned with the GOP. Powell endorsed Barack Obama and has since described himself as a conservative not as far right.
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