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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 2009

Page

2

Health care reform moves toward Christmas rewrite in Senate Finance

The health care bill emerging from the Senate Finance Committee aims to expand insurance coverage without widening deficits and to slow cost growth. Democrats push to finish by Christmas amid strong opposition and internal debate over allowing government insurance competition with private industry. The CBO projects a net deficit reduction of 81 billion dollars from 2010 to 2019, with longer term savings possible but uncertain. President Obama insists the plan must not add to deficits and should include spending restraints if promised savings fail to materialize.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Barack Obama White House Henry Waxman D-Calif Tam House Obama Senate Stephen Elmendorf Congress Finance Committee CBO

Gun-toting soccer mom killed in Pennsylvania shooting

Meleanie Hain a 31 year old gun rights advocate and her husband Scott 33 were found dead in their Lebanon home in what police call a murder suicide. Neighbors say the children ages 2 6 and 10 witnessed the incident. Autopsies pending and more details to be released.

Lebanon Pennsylvania Meleanie Hain Scott Hain Jenny Stanley Wgal-Tv Stanley Daniel Wright Wright Hain

ACORN volunteers defend image amid scandal across cities

ACORN workers mobilize to defend the organization as tapes showing staffers advising a faux pimp and prostitute surge scrutiny. Maria Rodriguez credits ACORN with saving their home after a bad loan deal, while protesters highlight ongoing efforts from New Orleans flood relief to New York housing, teacher layoffs protests, and retraining of staff as funding dries up.

Los Angeles ACORN David Mazariegos Mazariegos Jose Maria Rodriguez Rodriguez The Voiceless New Orleans New York City Tanya Harris Spike Lee Bank of America U.S. Census Bureau California Louisiana U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Brooke Astor’s son convicted in high society fraud case

Anthony Marshall, 85, convicted of 14 counts for exploiting his mother Brooke Astor’s nearly 200 million estate amid her Alzheimer's decline. Co defendant Francis Morrissey Jr. convicted on five counts. Sentencing set for December 8. Morrissey faces up to seven years. The trial exposed elite money-grubbing from Park Avenue to Palm Beach.

New York Brooke Astor Anthony Marshall New York Society Marshall Francis X. Morrissey Jr Morrissey Frederick Hafetz Charlene Park Avenue Palm Beach Astor Barbara Walters Henry Kissinger

Stabbing Rampage at New Jersey Retirement Community

In Linwood New Jersey Anthony Milano 65 allegedly stabbed three neighbors including 88 year old Catherine McGowan his downstairs neighbor to death and injured Diane Nehmad 60 and Eugene Pepper 84. Nehmad and Pepper were hospitalized in fair condition. Milano faced murder aggravated assault and weapons charges as police and a good Samaritan restrained him.

Trenton N.J New Jersey Anthony Milano Linwood Atlantic County Theodore Housel Milano Catherine McGowan Diane Nehmad Egg Harbor Township McGowan Atlantic City Nehmad Eugene Pepper Good Samaritan Pepper AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Joanne Lamarra

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David Espo Associated Press Waxman Congressional Budget Office Max Baucus D-Mont Mark Scolforo M. Hain Eyeie Peana Ninth Ward
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