Myanmar death toll rises with uncertain final figure
The May cyclone death toll in Myanmar nears 78,000 with 55,917 others accounted for and 43,000 previously reported figures under review as officials hint at a possible final count.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2008
Page
3
The May cyclone death toll in Myanmar nears 78,000 with 55,917 others accounted for and 43,000 previously reported figures under review as officials hint at a possible final count.
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Alabama sheriffs continue a 1.75 daily meal allowance for inmates, a Depression era rule that lets them keep leftovers. Auditors lack access to private accounts, prompting critics to call the system unfair and underfunded while some sheriffs defend it as cost effective. Limestone County Sheriff Mike Blakely says no one gets rich from the department’s food fund.
Obama blasts McCain and Bush for a tough usa foreign policy he calls naive and irresponsible. McCain fires back at Obama and endorses a strong stance to keep Americans safe while criticizing unconditional talks with Iran.
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