Smits Receives Maximum Penalty in Abu Ghraib Court Martial
In Baghdad, 24 year old Army reservist Smits from Pennsylvania was sentenced to a year in military prison in the first court martial tied to the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal. He apologized, saying he let everyone down and wished he had protected the detainees.
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Allays Push for June 30 Power Handover
Military and political developments unfold as allied forces push to adhere to a June 30 handover timeline. Courts martial reveal details of soldier misconduct, while ongoing recruitment and humanitarian efforts, including a case involving an Iraqi girl needing special surgery, shape the broader security picture.
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ER plan gains unanimous OK over noise concerns
Avon Ohio planning panel approves EMH Center for Health and Fitness emergency room plan despite neighbors worries about helicopter noise. The panel requires a no fly zone for south side approach along I 90 and says choppers will land at the helipad no more than four times monthly to transport patients.
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Weather Brief Mentions Morning Shower Likely
A shower or thunderstorm is forecast early in the day. For the full AccuWeather forecast, see Page A.
Homeowners Oppose Big-Box Plan Near Chestnut Ridge
Elyria residents near Chestnut Lakes oppose Forest City Land Group changes to Chestnut Commons, cutting 10 small storefronts to add a 200000 square foot superstore. They fear increased traffic and loss of upscale shopping, citing local families and two access roads.
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Bible proofreaders guard sacred text at Peachtree City
In Peachtree City, the Gunden family runs a Bible proofreading service noting that errors in sacred text can change meaning. They maintain a list of famous typos including a 1631 King James Edition error claiming Thou shalt commit adultery. The publisher and editor emphasize meticulous accuracy in every edition.
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John Mayer Returns to School and Media Spotlight
John Mayer appears back in academic settings while Bill Cosby resumes TV work and Billy Joel returns to songwriting notes. This blend of celebrity comebacks highlights ongoing public interest in entertainment figures returning to routines and projects.
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Clean Up Your Patio Ready for Summer Grilling
The Chronicle offers essential patio cleanup and grilling tips to prepare yards for summer, including quick outdoor maintenance steps and easy decor ideas from experts.
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