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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2008
Page
3
A massive earthquake in China forces about 5 million people from their homes. Thousands gather in tent cities near landmarks like Qianfu mountain as aid flows in with food and medical care to those affected.
About 10 000 Iraqi soldiers Mand tanks and Humvees moved into Sadr City releasing a quiet stand against Mahdi Army positions. Civilians greeted some troops while fighters handed out Qurans as a goodwill gesture. Separately House lawmakers approve a Frank Sinatra Day resolution and unveil a commemorative stamp.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy has a malignant brain tumor and doctors may consider chemotherapy and radiation. Experts estimate less than a year to live with inoperable tumors. lawmakers and family express support as the 76 year old battles the cancer amid calls for care and next steps.
Fragmented account links parietal lobe damage to word and math difficulties and coordinated hand eye tasks. Mentions cancerous brain tumor and Kennedy family political history with unclear chronology and erroneous fragments.
The U S Court of Appeals for the D C Circuit rules distinguishing currency by feel is required and that current designs fail under the Rehabilitation Act. The decision may push the Treasury to alter bill sizes or add raised features. The government argues adaptation exists but the court finds it insufficient.
Thieves target used cooking oil from restaurants from Berkeley to Sedgwick, converting it into biodiesel in backyard stills. Experts say diesel prices boost grease value while green fuel interest fuels a growing crime wave, with suppliers like David Levenson hauling oil from hundreds of restaurants to meet demand.
Jonathan Vargas, 19, bought his first lottery ticket at a Cayce station and won 35.3 million dollars with the Powerball jackpot, choosing a lump sum of 17.3 million. He plans to invest, return to school, and buy a new home for his family.
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