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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2009
Page
3
A man pushed another off a ledge and the victim Chen fell 26 feet onto an air cushion and survived with spine and elbow injuries. The incident drew public interest calls by Lai Jiansheng who said he wanted authorities to take note and was reportedly taken away by police. Chen is in hospital recovering.
Roh Moo-hyun, 62, the former leader entangled in a corruption probe, plunged from a 100-foot cliff near his Bongha home. A note on his computer cited burden and destiny as reasons, while public mourning spread across stations, malls, and his website with tens of thousands offering condolences.
U N officials tour the devastated northeast coast of Sri Lanka amid claims of ongoing shelling. Civilians describe crossfire between rebels and government forces. displacement camps report food and water shortages and detentions as the government proclaims victory.
In Milwaukee a serial killer is tied to six strangulations of women described as prostitutes between 1986 and 2007 within a three square mile area. DNA tests completed recently linked the deaths to a single unknown suspect, prompting scrutiny of police delays and past biases against the victims. Authorities including the district attorney FBI and state investigators are now reviewing the case.
President Obama picks Gen Charles Bolden to head NASA and Lori Garver as deputy administrator. Bolden, a four time space flyer and former astronaut, would be the first Black NASA administrator and only the second astronaut to lead the agency.
Cape Canaveral storms delayed Atlantis for a second day keeping astronauts circling Earth after a successful Hubble repair. NASA canceled morning Kennedy Space Center landings and chose to wait out the weather instead of diverting to California.
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