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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 2011

Page

3

Romney appeals to GOP donors amid 2012 presidential race

Romney solidifies support from donors after Christie and Palin defer. Perry rises as Romney’s main challenge with Cain also gaining traction. Obama intensifies fundraising and campaigns against GOP rivals amid early caucus and primary timing.

Romney Obama Washington Chris Christie Sarah Palin Mitt Romney Christie New Jersey Palin Alaska Texas Rick Perry Barack Obama Congress Massachusetts Perry Herman Cain Ron Paul Iowa New Hampshire Mike McKenna McKenna Cain Michele Bachmann GOP Glenn McCall York County S.C South Carolina McCall Brendan Steinhauser FreedomWorks Terry Nelson Paul John Catsimatidis New York Home Depot Ken Langone U.S Tim Griffin Mark Carr Arkansas

Gunman remains at large after California quarry shooting

Shareef Allman of San Jose opened fire at Permanente Quarry near Cupertino during a safety meeting at 4:15 am killing two workers at the site and a third later at a hospital. Six others were wounded as SWAT teams searched the area and schools nearby were closed or placed on lockdown.

Cupertino Calif California Silicon Valley Shareef Allman San Jose Permanente Quarry Apple Inc Allman Santa Clara County Rick Sung Laurie Smith Permanente Smith

Health care law hits worst hospitals hardest

A Health Affairs study finds the nation's worst hospitals, many in the South, treat more elderly black and poor patients and have higher death rates for heart attacks and pneumonia. Under the Affordable Care Act, 1 percent in Medicare payments may be withheld starting October 2012, risking closure for some hospitals and widening health disparities.

Chicago South Health Affairs Ashish Jha Harvard School of Public Health Jha Commonwealth Fund Northeast Medicare Don Berwick Berwick Denver Health

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