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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2004
Page
1
Tokyo and protests surge as three Japanese hostages face a deadline claimed by militants. Family members demand withdrawal while Koizumi defends the 1,100 troops mission as critics warn of constitutional violations and potential casualties.
A look at religion in media from Gibson’s Passion to Left Behind and The Purpose Driven Life. The Passion of the Christ has earned about $491 million, with 192 more screens added for Easter crowds, ranking among Hollywood's top earners.
Christina Jolliffe reports the FLYRIA city government plans repaving on 24 roads this year with a $700,000 budget. The Utility Committee approved the list this week, with additional roads possible if funds remain. Contracts may be awarded in July and the project must finish by October 31.
Local and state briefs note a civil suit approved by a judge against a former Lorain asphalt plant. Also announces wedding plans for Ad Brown and Schultz, a newspaper columnist, who will tie the knot today. An AI clouds forecast rolls through the day with a high near 48. For forecast details, see Page C4.
Area residents share stories of faith and answered prayers as churches nationwide celebrate the message of the cross. Psalm 91:16 is cited as divine reassurance that God will call and answer.
A Sunday feature profiles the Leon family household where ten children are homeschooled across a combined high school middle school and elementary school setup. The piece examines daily life and the extracurricular challenges faced by the family and their children.
A state takeover could occur before year end if voters reject a new tax levy, per a letter from Auditor Betty Montgomery. School officials note repeated levy defeats and a forecasted $11 million shortfall by 2008, risking a shift of control to the state without local funding.
Lorain’s aging water delivery system loses money as about 40 percent of processed water goes unpaid, far above the national EPA average of 10 percent. City councilman Tony Krasienko cites a survey showing the gap and urges action to recover revenue.
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