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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2008
Page
3
A 14 year old girl from Council Bluffs Iowa was abandoned at Creighton University Medical Center. It is the 17th such case under a July state law and the first involving an out of state child.
OPEC plans an emergency meeting amid persistent oil price declines. In afternoon NYMEX trading, crude slipped to 86.80 dollars per barrel after a 1.85 drop as markets doubt OPEC can halt the slide. The cartel cut production by 520,000 barrels daily last month, with a meeting not scheduled until December 17 in Algeria.
The U.N. World Food Programme reports rural Zimbabweans surviving on one meal daily or wild fruits amid a collapse driven by inflation, AIDS, weather, and political bans on aid. With 5.1 million needing help by early 2009, donors must act before January stockpiles run dry.
Two reporters Holli Chmela and Taylor Luck were detained after attempting to enter Syria with smugglers from Lebanon. They were later released in good condition and are with the U S embassy in Damascus. Luck is a Beloit College graduate and former Jordan Times reporter.
University of Texas reverses policy and allows political signs in residence hall windows after two students faced sanctions for displaying Obama support. UT President Bill Powers suspended enforcement and formed a committee to review the rule as student groups push for broader campus First Amendment protections.
France’s Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio, 68, wins the 2008 Nobel Prize in literature for works marked by poetic adventure and ecological themes, focusing on desert life and humanity. He spends time in Albuquerque and Mauritius, with Mauritian citizenship and a Paris-based fame.
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