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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2012
Page
3
Michel Martelly was inaugurated as Haiti’s president on the lawn of the collapsed National Palace. He urged Haitians to respect laws pay taxes and rebuild after last year’s earthquake. He outlined priorities including education security and foreign investment.
Pakistan’s nonbinding parliament resolution called for a halt to American drone and missile strikes on Islamist militant targets, warning NATO supply routes to Afghanistan could be cut if attacks continue. U S Senator Kerry urged Pakistan to be a stronger ally in fighting terrorism.
Oregon man Jerry William McDonald, 68, drove into the Cascade foothills on Feb 7 and died of hypothermia and starvation after 68 days stranded on Horn Road near Marion Forks. His journal notes include “Snowed in” on Feb 14 and “No Fo” on Mar 16, with $5,000 cash found with the body and no missing-person report filed.
Arkansas former governor Mike Huckabee said on Fox News he will not seek the Republican nomination in 2012 choosing a TV and radio career over a costly caustic campaign. He cited personal reflection and heart over factors to run though polls showed strong support among evangelicals. He noted family backing and financial readiness but said he would not compete in the Northeast or among less conservative Republicans.
A Rockefeller College report shows women hold about 27 percent of federal and state judgeships nationwide, with Vermont leading at 39 percent and Idaho at 11.3 percent. New York has 409 women judges, 39 federal and 374 state, about 31 percent, up one point. Districts upstate show sparse female representation. Authorities note slow progress amid calls for broader representation.
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