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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2009
Page
3
Senate Finance Committee documents outline tax ideas to fund health insurance for about 50 million uninsured Americans. Proposals include a value levy on job based health insurance, wine and liquor taxes, and a 3 cent per 12 ounce soda tax. Diet drinks would escape taxation.
Authorities issue a nationwide warrant for a mother and her 13 year old cancer patient from New Ulm Minnesota who fled after refusing chemotherapy doctors say could save the boy’s life. The boy vowed to resist forced treatment, telling a judge he would fight anyone attempting it.
The Senate voted 90 to 6 to block transferring Guantanamo detainees to the United States and deny Obama the funds to close the facility. FBI Director Mueller warned that relocating detainees could risk U.S. security and the administration faces a tough fight with Congress over closure.
A 2600 page inquiry in Ireland finds priests and nuns terrorized thousands of children in church run institutions for decades. The commission says church leaders shielded pedophiles to protect reputations, with victims calling for accountability and names. Cardinal Brady issued a formal apology for the suffering.
Kris Allen, a Conway Arkansas student, defeats Adam Lambert by about one million votes in the American Idol finale. Nearly 100 million votes were cast as Allen and Lambert performed with Rod Stewart Kiss and Keith Urban and dueted on We Are the Champions with Queen members.
A car bomb in Shula Baghdad killed 41 and wounded 76 as authorities blamed Sunni extremists amid U S troop withdrawal pressures. The attack struck around 7 p m near kebab restaurants in a Shiite neighborhood, with no claim of responsibility.
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