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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2001
Page
1
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Republic Technologies International plans to restart its idle second blast furnace next month amid cautious optimism for a midyear upswing in demand from carmakers. Spokesman John Willoughby said output could continue if business strengthens, with creditors’ oversight continuing as Republic works through bankruptcy filed April 2.
Oklahoma City commemorates the sixth anniversary with a quiet ceremony at the Oklahoma City National Memorial. Relatives and survivors gathered beside the Survivor Tree as bells tolled 168 seconds of silence and Amazing Grace filled the air. President Clinton and President Bush joined in spirit, while speakers stressed that victims are not forgotten.
Ousted members of St. Clement of Ohrid Macedonian Orthodox Church may be barred from Sunday worship. Officials and attorney Steven H. Slive say police are asked to arrest trespassers who attend. Excommutees plan to attend despite warnings, alleging a church bingo fund dispute from 1995 to 1998 involving 63 families.
Prosecutors urge jail for Vince Urbin after a jury convicted him of illegally steering 2475 of city funds to the Fountain Bleau center run by his brother and attempting to hide evidence. They argue his office use worsens the offense and call for prison to protect public faith in justice.
Wall Street gained for a second straight session after the Federal Reserve unexpectedly cut rates. The Dow rose 77.75 to 19,693.58, the Nasdaq added 102.52 to 2,181.96, and the S&P 500 climbed 15.51 to 1,253.67, fueling optimism that the worst may be over for equities.
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