Ex-wife testifies in John Muhammad sentencing
Mildred Muhammad told a Virginia Beach court that John Muhammad threatened to kill her after their separation and said she had become his enemy. She described him taking the children to the Caribbean before custody was restored, and recounted a later confrontation as she fled with their kids. Prosecutors hint a sniper spree motive tied to revenge against the ex wife, while the judge barred such claims from the trial record. The jury weighs life without parole versus death.
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Bush Dean Kerry skip public funding boosts rivals
President Bush Howard Dean and John Kerry opt out of taxpayer financing, boosting remaining candidates as the federal matching fund for primaries faces altered cash flow. FEC estimates vary with Dean and Kerry leaving the program. Clark expected to receive about 5.5 million initially. Gephardt Lieberman Kucinich also projected for several million.
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Scandinavia Leads World in Internet Access
The International Telecommunication Union ranks Sweden Denmark and Iceland top for digital access with the United States eleventh. South Korea leads in broadband use, while rapid Asia gains are shifting the balance from English-speaking nations. Minges notes high prices and limited mobile competition hinder U.S. access.
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Secret Santas aid Not Forgotten toy drive at Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram staff and families turn donated cash into toys for the Not Forgotten toy drive benefiting the Salvation Army. Donations accepted 8 am to 5 pm weekdays and 9 am to noon Saturdays in the lobby at 225 East Ave Elyria.
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