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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2008
Page
3
Federal health officials will monitor prescription drug use among millions on Medicare using claims data shared with the FDA states and research groups. The move aims to allow screening of health records to track utilization and patterns in medicare beneficiaries.
Palm Beach police say two Picasso etchings valued at 450000 were stolen from Gallery Biba after a glass back door was smashed during an alarm at 3 40 am. The pieces are titled The Frugal Meal and Jacqueline Lisant.
In Schwerin a suspected 18 year old thief abandoned a stolen SUV after a police chase. The driver fled into woods but was later found by officers hiding among a herd of wild boars protecting their young. The suspect was captured. his passenger was arrested first.
The House Judiciary Committee subpoenas Karl Rove to testify about White House involvement in firing nine U.S. attorneys in 2006. Chairman John Conyers says testimony is compelled after failed voluntary talks, amid executive privilege claims and election-year tension.
A 125 year milestone for the Brooklyn Bridge recalls its May 24 1883 opening attended by the president and thousands. Historians note its impact on New York and Brooklyn growth while engineers praise its unprecedented scale and Gothic towers.
Investigators at Barker Ranch in Death Valley National Park ended a three day dig looking for possible victims of the Manson family after four sites yielded no human remains. Sheriff Lutze said the team will conclude the operation with no evidence of additional victims found.
The Third Court of Appeals in Austin ruled authorities had no immediate danger justification for removing over 440 children from a splinter sect's compound. It gave the lower court 10 days to release the youngsters, a decision seen as vindication for the Fundamentalist LDS group and its families. Sect elder Willie Jessop and parents welcomed the ruling with cautious optimism amid ongoing potential appeals.
Jonathan Vargas, a 19 year old Gaston South Carolina construction worker, won the South Carolina Education Lottery Powerball jackpot for 35.3 million dollars. He plans a lump sum of 17 million and to invest most of it while avoiding neighborhood exposure and considering a Dr Phil appearance. He will use funds for a new house and trusts for his sister and three brothers.
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