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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2010
Page
3
Rhode Island governor candidate Frank Caprio said he would choose different language after declaring President Obama could shove it. Caprio said Obama would not endorse and he respects the president's decision.
Yemeni police detained a woman suspected of mailing bombs to Chicago area synagogues amid a broader al Qaida linked plot. Investigators named Ibrahim Hassan al Asiri as the likely bombmaker. devices found in Dubai and at East Midlands Airport could have detonated midflight.
London reports mail bombs found on cargo jets in England and Dubai could have reached passenger planes which carry over half of international air cargo. Experts note cargo may be lightly inspected, especially from countries with weaker aviation security, as jumbo jets like the Boeing 777 expand belly freight capacity.
U S Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Hainan Island and urged China to settle territorial disputes with neighbors. She proposed trilateral talks with Japan to ease tensions, while asking Beijing to use its influence with North Korea to avoid provocations ahead of a regional summit. Publicly China urged discretion and reaffirmed its claim to the islands. The dispute centers on East China Sea claims and overlapping Spratly and Paracel claims in the South China Sea.
The AP KN poll shows 47 percent of Democrats want Obama challenged in 2012 while 51 percent oppose. Across all voters, 51 percent say he should be defeated in 2012 and 47 percent back re election. Experts warn results reflect current economic frustrations more than future prospects.
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