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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2011
Page
3
The Sierra Club's Carl Pope steps down as Michael Brune takes over as chairman amid declining membership and internal dissent. Brune pledges to emphasize grass-roots organizing and coal plant resistance.
The House voted 261 165 to require annual balanced budgets but fell 23 votes short of the two thirds needed for a constitutional amendment. Democrats warned of deep cuts to social programs, while some Republicans voiced concerns about higher taxes and increased government growth. The deficit reduction supercommittee aimed for 1.2 trillion in cuts but faced continued deadline pressure. Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R Texas, said talks would continue through the weekend.
Firefighters and rescue helicopters battled multiple wildfires across Sierra Nevada foothills near Reno Nevada driven by gusts up to 60 mph. About 20 homes were destroyed 4 000 houses saved near Caughlin Ranch while 10 000 residents evacuated. One 74 year old man died from a heart attack evacuating and 16 others injured. Firefighters containment reported about 400 personnel with wind driven spot fires and uncertain cause. Evacuation orders remained in place as volunteers and officials worked to protect properties and assist evacuees.
Tens of thousands of Islamists and activists gathered in Cairo's Tahrir Square to oppose the ruling military council as crucial parliamentary elections approached. The demonstration spotlighted disputes over a government-proposed document shielding the military and guiding post revolution constitutional drafting. The Muslim Brotherhood led protests while Salafis urged Sharia.
Syria agrees in principle to allow dozens of Arab observers to oversee a cease fire and peace plan, a concession amid escalating violence and international pressure. The move follows Arab League pressure and threats of economic sanctions, while critics say Damascus stalls while continuing the crackdown.
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