President of Iraqi Governing Council killed in car bombing
The president of the Iraqi Governing Council was killed by a suicide car-bomb blast as his motorcade waited to enter the head to the brutal efficiency of the anti-occupation insurgency six weeks before the United States planned to hand over limited power to an interim Iraqi government. The attack deepens rifts among Iraqi leaders who cooperated with the U.S. occupation and poses difficulties for U.S. officials seeking a broadly acceptable government.
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Bert Wolstein 1927 2004 remembered developer
The Associated Press reports on the life of Bert Wolstein a generous developer who gave until the end. Wolstein known for real estate and sports ownership left a lasting impact through philanthropy and business ventures.
Millionaire donor Bert L Wolstein dies at 77 in Pepper Pike
Real estate developer and former Cleveland Force owner Bert L Wolstein died at his home in Pepper Pike at age 77. He funded the Iris S. and Bert L. Wolstein Research Building at Case Western Reserve University, supported a proposed MLS stadium in Northeast Ohio, and backed a Browns expansion bid with Jim Brown. He led Heritage Development Co and DD Realty board service and donated to Case Western's business school.
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Protests vs Same-Sex Marriage Rally at Arizona Capitol
Len Munsil leads a Center for Arizona Policy rally at the State Capitol in Phoenix protesting gay marriages. Massachusetts becomes first state to allow same sex marriage with dozens marrying and celebrating in Boston churches and city halls amid joyful ceremonies and vows.
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Showers and Thunderstorm Forecast With Warm High
A couple of showers and a thunderstorm are forecast with a high near 78 degrees. For full details, see the AccuWeather forecast on Page A8.
Oberlin student wins grant for biodiesel powered Jetta
Oberlin College student Stephen Merrett won a grant to produce biodiesel for his 1998 Volkswagen Jetta. The Chronicle teases more details on the Wednesday issue.
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Cleanup cost rises for Lorain pellet terminal contamination
An environmental study estimates up to 1 million dollars to clean lead, beryllium, naphtalene and other contamination at Lorain's 19.5 acre pellet terminal. Mayor Craig Foltin says the assessment found contamination confined to limited areas and vows thorough investigation. URS Corp completed the state funded review on the site long used for pellet terminal operations.
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Wal-Mart snag opens debate over neighborhood fence line
Angela and Mary Sedano on Williamsburg Drive confront a looming Wal-Mart superstore plan on Cooper Foster Park and Leavitt roads. City council votes 7-3 to hire a professional site designer as residents consider rezoning and potential impact on their 38 year home.
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Lindsay Lohan to Host MTV Movie Awards at 17
Teen actress Lindsay Lohan will host the MTV Movie Awards, stepping into a prominent hosting role at a young age. The announcement highlights her rising star status in pop culture coverage.
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