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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2013

Page

3

New Jersey Bars Accused in Operation Swill

State officials described raids under Operation Swill alleging 29 bars and restaurants substituted cheap liquor or unsafe mixtures, including rubbing alcohol with caramel coloring sold as scotch and refilling premium bottles with water. Investigators gathered 1000 open bottles from bars.

Trenton N.J New Jersey TGI Jeffrey Chiesa

Johnson & Johnson eyes 10 plus medicines by 2017

New Brunswick based Johnson & Johnson plans to file for approval of more than ten new medicines by 2017 as executives review the firm’s medicine group. A low mood drug linked to ketamine may relieve depression in a day, while a non addictive pain treatment could reduce opioid use.

New Brunswick N.J

Salvadoran President Delivers Romero Relic to Pope

El Salvador President Mauricio Funes met Pope Francis in Rome for about 12 minutes and urged beatification of Archbishop Oscar Romero. Funes presented a blood stained vestment fragment from Rom ero’s Mass when he was assassinated on March 24, 1980.

Vatican City el Salvador Francis Oscar Romero Vatican Mauricio Funes Rome Romero Funes

Boy Scouts vote to admit gay youth while keeping leaders barred

The Boy Scouts of America approved a policy allowing openly gay youths to join starting Jan 1 but maintaining a ban on gay adult leaders. The 61 percent approval from 1,400 National Council members sparked praise from liberals and concern from conservatives and church sponsors about defections and potential lawsuits. Governor Rick Perry voiced disappointment.

Grapevine Texas Boy Scouts of America BSA National Council Wayne Brock Frank Page Southern Baptist Convention Assemblies of God Rick Perry

Skagit River bridge collapse north of Seattle traps vehicles

An Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River collapsed about 7 p.m. north of Seattle, sending cars and people into the water. Authorities logged no immediate injury total, with two injured en route to hospitals and others unaccounted. Rescue boats and helicopters with ambulances attended the scene as investigators noted the bridge’s functionally obsolete status and aging structure.

Skagit River Mount Vernon Wash Seattle Washington State Patrol Mark Francis Kari Ranten Skagit Valley Hospital Skagit County North Cascades National Park Washington Xavier Grospe Grospe Komo-Tv

Obama seeks narrower terror threat with drone policy

President Obama frames the threat as smaller networks and homegrown extremists. He defends drone strikes as essential while urging Congress to close Guantanamo and increase drone oversight, keeping lethal CIA operations. He says total defeat is impossible but dismantling dangerous networks is attainable.

Washington Barack Obama U.S Osama bin Laden al- Qaida The National Defense University Obama Congress Guantanamo Bay Detention Center Cuba CIA

IRS replaces official in tea party controversy

Acting IRS head Danny Werfel announced a leadership reshuffle by appointing Ken Corbin as acting director of the exempt organizations division after Lois Lerner was placed on paid administrative leave amid the tea party targeting controversy. Grassley urged swift resolution to restore taxpayer trust.

Washington Internal Revenue Service Lois Lerner U.S Chuck Grassley Iowa Senate Finance Committee Lerner IRS Danny Werfel Ken Corbin Corbin Werfel Grassley William W. Taylor III

London soldier murder ties to Muslim militants and radical links

Police probe into the Slaying of Lee Rigby by two suspects shot by officers includes arrests and raids. Witnesses say Rigby wore a veterans charity T shirt. Anjem Choudary and Omar Bakri Muhammad identify one suspect as Michael Adebolajo, a convert who participated in al Muhajiroun demonstrations.

London Lee Rigby The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Afghanistan Rigby Anjem Choudary al-Muhajiroun Associated Press Michael Adebolajo BBC Adebolajo Choudary Omar Bakri Muhammad Lebanon

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