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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2004
Page
1
Patricia Heiland did not testify at the trial and her attorney attacked the toxicology results. Heiland and her husband Eric face felony charges as he describes giving morphine to his father to ease pain while noting the man’s severe health issues. Neighbors and officials discuss the investigation and reactions from family members.
Council members David Larkins and John Baird discussed adding metal detectors at City Hall after a fatal NYC council member case. Grace suggested considering grants, with costs from 1500 to 4000 dollars and a police officer to operate. The Utility Committee will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday to discuss road paving projects.
North Ridgeville column item printed an incorrect number for reaching Jack Noll about the Troop 155 reunion. The correct number is $40 381-4606. Staff Sgt. John Wallace met his 11 month old niece Mallory upon returning to Ohio for a tour in Iraq. Information with a photograph Sunday was incorrect.
Ohio and nearby states report midday and evening draws with Pick 3 Pick 4 Buckeye 5 Super Lotto and Mega Millions results. Saturday and Thursday histories list multiple winning sequences including past winners and bonus balls.
Public notice style data listing home delivery hours and rates for Elyria and surrounding areas. Includes manager name Barb Rusko Stephens, circulation contact numbers, and mailing details for The Chronicle Telegram published in Elyria Ohio with prices for daily and Sunday delivery and mail subscriptions.
A jury found no sufficient evidence that Holbrook suffered from being denied food or fluids as morphine was allegedly prescribed by Helland. Prosecutors claimed Helland tricked New Life Hospice staff. Helland’s attorney argued the autopsy data on morphine levels were implausible. Holbrook’s death was ruled a homicide due to rapidly increased morphine doses.
A U S Canadian task force finds FirstEnergy line failures and absent long term planning contributed to the August blackout. Investigators cite seven violations of NERC reliability standards and urge mandatory government rules with penalties. Congress debates energy measures as lawmakers differ on immediate reliability actions.
Oberlin residents clash over proposed setback legislation affecting Wal-Mart on the northwest corner of an intersection. Council debates whether to adopt rules retroactively, with opponents arguing the move would curb growth and supporters citing tax revenue potential. Wal-Mart says it aims to collaborate and remains in the community for the long term.
Al Sadr said on Al Jazeera that he would not surrender, while U S officials delayed L Paul Bremer's trip to Washington for a closed hearing on Iraq. The clash risks inflaming Shiite sentiment as June 30 power handover nears and Bremer labels al Sadr an outlaw who must be stopped to preserve democracy.
Troops ring Fallujah with tanks armored Humvees vowing a major crackdown after the killing of four Americans and heavy injuries. Marines seal off roads dig trenches impose curfew while insurgents brace for Vigilant Resolve. clashes flare near the city as U.S. and Iraqi forces move to target killers and guerrillas.
A Pew poll shows 40 percent approve of Bush handling of Iraq and 53 percent disapprove, down from January. Overall job approval is 43 percent, a low for his presidency, with 47 percent disapproval. Despite steady support for using force, critics worry about troop danger and Bush's management.
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