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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 2016

Page

16

Eviction of Idomeni Camp Ends Long Refugee Standoff

Greek authorities began dismantling the Idomeni camp at dawn sending more than 2,000 people on buses to new shelters after months of tent city life near the Greek Macedonian border. Police deployed over 700 officers as bulldozers moved in to erase the settlement housing up to 14,000 at its peak.

Idomeni Greece Europe Syria Iraq Emad Hawary Germany Macedonia Geneva UNHCR Adrian Edwards U.N Balkans Giorgos Kyritsis Real FM Radio European Union Turkey Melanie Ward The International Rescue Committee

Death penalty sought in Charleston church killings

Federal prosecutors announce intent to seek the death penalty against Dylann Roof for the Emanuel AME Church killings in June. The nine month process included questions from Judge Richard Gergel and notes that Roof showed hatred toward African Americans with no remorse. Victims included State Sen. Clementa Pinckney and others as the case moved toward the January state trial.

Columbia S.C Charleston Dylann Roof Dylann Story Roof U.S. Justice Department U.S Richard Gergel David Bruck Roof Julius Richardson Nathan Williams Clementa Pinckney Mother Emanuel Church South Carolina State House

Teacher Donates Kidney to Wisconsin Girl

An Oakfield Elementary teacher Jodi Schmidt donated a kidney to 8 year old Natasha Fuller, a milwaukee area patient born with prune belly syndrome. The transplant went well and both are recovering. Natasha’s condition required dialysis and she lives with grandparents in Oakfield to access Children’s Hospital in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Natasha Fuller Jodi Schmidt Oakfield Jodi Natasha Mike Zimmerman Schmidt Children’s Hospital Brookelynn Oklahoma Chris Burleton

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