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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2013
Page
3
Hundreds of officers formed barriers to shield a liberal Jewish women’s group at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. The court order backed women praying aloud with traditional rites, while ultra Orthodox protesters shouted obscenities and fought police nearby.
Imelda Marcos, widow of Ferdinand Marcos, campaigned in Manila area to win a seat in Congress. At almost 84, she is seen as the lead figure in a revived political dynasty amid past corruption allegations and a history of flamboyant public life.
Etta Mae Lopez punched Sacramento County sheriff's Deputy Matt Campoy as he left the main jail. Campoy restrained her and escorted her inside, where Lopez slapped his arm after being handcuffed, saying she chose him for his uniform.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev was buried in a Doswell cemetery in central Virginia after a secret interment that drew criticism from some local Muslims who felt left out. The interment ended a prolonged search as Massachusetts and other states refused to accept the remains.
DNA tests confirm Ariel Castro fathered Amanda Berry’s 6 year old daughter who escaped the Cleveland house with two other women. FBI found no human remains among over 200 pieces of evidence. Michelle Knight was released from hospital and others returned to relatives. Castro remains jailed on $8 million bond as prosecutors weigh charges.
President Obama framed the health care overhaul as permanent amid GOP attempts to repeal. The White House mobilizes to enroll millions in health insurance exchanges, aiming for 7 million by March and 30 million in five years, while warning against scare tactics.
Texas law enforcement opened a criminal investigation into the West Fertilizer Co blast that killed 14, with agencies joining ongoing probes after federal agents found bomb making materials linked to paramedic Bryce Reed who was arrested for possessing a destructive device. Officials stressed no link to the fire or blast had been established, and the effort aims to uncover all facts.
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