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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 2012

Page

6

Fudai Tsunami Shielded by 51-Foot Floodgate Triumph

In Fudai Japan the 51 foot floodgate and adjacent seawall shielded the village from a March 11 tsunami. Mayor Kotaku Wamura championed the project, built from 1972 to 1984 at a cost of 3.56 billion yen, withstanding waves up to 66 feet and sparing homes, the port, and residents while others were destroyed.

Fudai Japan Satoshi Kaneko Hiroshi Fukawatari Fudai’s Taro Kotaku Wamura Tokyo Wamura Yuzo Mifune Sachio Kamimukai Kamimukai Fukawatari

Mexico money laundering networks fuel cartel profits

A lengthy AP report outlines how the Sinaloa cartel and related fronts, from Numero Uno bar in Mexico City to cattle ranches and office supply stores, launder billions each year. Officials note weak enforcement, limited asset seizures, and shifting operations toward Central America as Mexico tightens cash rules.

Mexico City Numero Uno Joaquin “el Chapo” Guzman U.S. Treasury Department Sinaloa Cartel U.S Mexico Associated Press Freedom of Information Attorney General Endan Treasury Department Office of Foreign Assets Control Juan Carlos Rivas Adam Szubin Szubin Jorge Cifuentes Villa Colombia Central America Guatemala Honduras

Yemen clashes raise stakes as defector and loyalists clash

In Sanaa clashes erupted between troops loyal to President Saleh and defectors led by Maj. Gen. Ali Mohsen al Ahmar. At least three soldiers died in Bani Mattar, with seven more killed in separate ambushes in Marib and Shabwa. Protests surged in 15 cities as demonstrators urged Saleh to quit while loyalists rallied.

Sanaa Yemen Ali Abdullah Saleh Ibb Saleh Ali Mohsen al- Ahmar Bani Mattar al- Ahmar Egypt Tunisia Republican Guard Presidential Palace Marib Shabwa Abdel-Hadi al-Azazi Mortada Seif Said

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