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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2012
Page
3
A jeweler in metro Atlanta promotes a free hunting rifle voucher with diamond buys of 2499 dollars or more from D Geller and Son. Vouchers redeemable at local gun dealers. customers must comply with firearms laws. Rifles not handed at counters.
Riot breaks out outside a Madrid theater after entry denial for MTV free concert. About 60 people injured and 11 arrested as scuffles and arson outside the venue follow a full-capacity event featuring Spanish indie acts. Police deployed. cars damaged and streets obstructed.
Five Iraqi soldiers died when a roadside bomb struck a two-vehicle convoy north of Baghdad near Duluiyah, injuring four others. Officials said Sunni militants aim to destabilize the Shiite-led government as authorities plan random checks on Syrian-bound Iranian planes for weapons.
Demonstrations surge in Dhaka Islamabad and Kano after the Innocence of Muslims film. Police clash with stone throwers injuring dozens in Bangladesh while Pakistan saw large peaceful marches and a $100,000 bounty offer for the filmmaker. Erdogan condemns Islamophobia while protests spread.
David Villalobos leaped from a moving Bronx Zoo monorail into the Siberian tiger Bashuta’s enclosure and was mauled for about 10 minutes before staff rescued him using a fire extinguisher. He suffered multiple bites and fractures and faced trespass charges as police investigated the incident.
Edwin P. Wilson, once labeled a traitor for shipping arms to Libya, died at 84 in Seattle from heart surgery complications. He spent two decades in prison after a 1983 conviction later overturned in 2003, and he later moved to Edmonds, advocating for his innocence.
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