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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2001
Page
1
The Chronicle announces Sunday schedule with a 10 a.m. closure for circulation and requests readers to call 329-7200 if the paper is not received on time. Readers are urged to email ec/ohio.net and visit chronicletelegram.com, noting the site updates Monday through Friday.
Senior U.S. diplomats say the downed EP-3E crew destroyed classified material for 15 minutes after landing at a Chinese air field as armed Chinese soldiers boarded the aircraft. Defense officials release footage to show aggressive Chinese maneuvers as China disputes the incident.
In Rome, 80 year old Pope John Paul I watched the Good Friday procession from a podium on the Palatine hill, kneeling and carrying the cross only for the last two stations due to frailty and Parkinson's symptoms. Pilgrims carried the cross for the initial 12 stations as the Vatican announced the change to spare him the climb. He blessed the crowd as the ceremony opened, with a reduced participation Holy Week ahead.
Elyria officials and the Police Patrolmen's Union reach terms for a third psychological exam to decide if Officer Michael Tanner can return to duty. He has been off since February after one examiner deemed him unfit, while a second found him fit. He refuses the third evaluation citing attorney advice and allegations of tainted procedures.
Washington AP report profiles Nina Olson, national taxpayer advocate, as she works to resolve unresolved tax cases and to reshape the IRS image. Her $125,000 annual role covers help for a single mother, a grandmother facing a pension tax bill, and a small business owner seeking an installment plan, while Olson and her team balance taxpayer interests with IRS enforcement.
Elyria area man Ed Keim underwent a tonsillectomy, then collapsed and was diagnosed with cancer of the spine brain and lungs. Doctors say the cancer is terminal with about six months to live but he intends to fight on for his family and others. He remains optimistic and prays his children remember never to give up on life.
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