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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 2007

Page

2

Used car parade with eye catching prices and features

A cluttered ad style listing showcases multiple vehicles with bold prices and highlights. Entries include Voles, Toyotas, Ford Explorers, Jettas, and Cadillacs with notes on mileage, ownership, moonroofs, leather, and recent service, signaling a high turnover car sale page.

Rice orders review of Iraq security practices

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice ordered a full review of how U S diplomats are protected in Iraq after a weekend incident in Baghdad. The review will cover rules of engagement and jurisdiction for private security guards and may involve outside experts. A joint commission could be formed to clarify regulations governing private security contractors like Blackwater USA.

Washington Condoleezza Rice U.S Iraq Rice Baghdad Blackwater USA State Department Department Sean McCormack Middle East Patrick Kennedy McCormack Blackwater Nouri al United States al-Maliki

Killing of cleric's aides signals worsening feud

In Basra and Diwaniyah two associates of Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani were killed within 30 minutes. The killings, part of a spate of assaults on al-Sistani aides, heighten fears of a deeper Shiite power struggle in Iraq's oil-rich south and threaten Prime Minister al-Maliki's shaky government.

Baghdad Iraq Oilrich Basra Diwaniyah Ali al-Sistani Najaf Nouri al-Maliki al-Sistani al-Sis Karbala Ahmed al-Barqaawi Amjad al-Janabi Raheem al-Hisnawi Abdullah Falah al- Basrawi Kazim al-Bedeiri Fadel al- Dukal al-Hayat Daily Mohammed al-Waili

Baghdad real estate dries up under militia pressure

In Baghdad, real estate markets collapse as families flee sectarian violence and militia influence. Ismael sold his family home for 145 million dinars amid threats, illustrating off the books sales and license-less trades. Displaced residents sell quickly to avoid violence, while agents note a shaken market and distrust of middlemen. The Iraqi Red Crescent cites nearly a million displaced as neighborhoods like Sadr City face domination by the Mahdi Army.

Mahdi Army Muqtada al- Sadr Badr Brigade Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council Iraq Badr Baghdad Esad Ismael Mansour District Mahir al-Sultani Sultani Saddam Hussein Karrada Kadhimiyah Mansour Jawad al-Maliki Dubai Faricy Jordan Syria Iraqi Red Crescent Society Sabah Nouri Motlaq Sadr City Mahdi

Iran museum hides western art in basement vaults

TEHRAN Iran Habibolah Sadeghi director of the Museum of Contemporary Art guards a vast secret collection of Western masterpieces, including Picasso Kandinsky Monet and Pollock, stored unseen in the basement vaults since the 1970s. Ali-Reza Samlazar notes the unusual exception of limited Western works touring Eastern museums.

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