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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2001
Page
1
The Browns praise the schedule announced Thursday amid coverage of sports with notes on the Chronicle web site outage and updated sections. The Chronicle site briefly inaccessible with email contact for readers.
Navy crew members returning from 11 days in detention dispute China's account, saying a Chinese pilot caused the collision. President Bush pledged tough questions at the inquiry next week and praised Lt. Shane Osborn and the crew for duty well done.
A man crawled from a sinking white Ford F350 after driving into a 10 to 20 foot deep pond off Route 20 near the Route 301 exit. He was hospitalized in cold condition. a passerby alerted fire crews around 7:30 a.m. The road-side incident left the driver unable to speak due to the cold. the truck was pulled from the water by police dive team and tow operators. The driver’s name was not released.
Ten candidates sought judge seats in Oberlin and Lorain. Thomas A Januzzi alone earned the Lorain County Bar Association's highly recommended rating after scoring in five areas on a one to five scale, with an overall score above 425. Other contenders received either recommended or no rating.
A citywide curfew quieted Cincinnati streets after three days of racial violence following a police shooting. Mayor Luken declared an emergency and enforced curfew as officials weigh how long to maintain restrictions and what changes are needed to prevent a relapse. The Rev Damon Lynch III urged firings, and police reported 98 arrests for curfew violations.
A historical list notes fifteen black men died during arrest or custody in Cincinnati since 1995. It records names ages dates of death, officers’ actions or the investigations, with several cases marked as exonerated or investigations continuing, and many tied to narcotics, warrants, or resisting arrest.
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