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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2001
Page
1
Former minor league baseball player Andre King attempts to join the Browns as a wide receiver. The Chronicteat notes ongoing coverage with daily site updates through the workweek.
Pro Bowl tackle Korey Stringer, 27, collapsed at Vikings training camp in Mankato on Tuesday on the hottest day of the year and died from heatstroke. He vomited several times during practice and did not receive trainer help until afterward. Stringer, a former Ohio State All American, had a temperature above 108 degrees and heart failure at Mayo Health System.
Linda Tuttle said her son Kristopher Conwill 23 remains in stable condition at Akron Children’s Hospital Medical Center after a steam tractor explosion at Medina County Fair. About 200 gathered for a town square prayer service for four dead and about 50 injured. Fourteen hospitalized Tuesday, two in critical condition. officer David Soika 27 also stable. The officers had confronted the tractor driver over road damage on Route 16, when shrapnel and scalding water flew. The bulletproof vests saved some from injuries.
The Chronicle Telegram explains steam engine operation with fire tube boilers heating water to steam. Steam drives a piston, turning a flywheel to power the engine. An incident at Medina County Fair grounds involved a heavy engine with a shaft driving gears that could propel the unit itself using a unique power steering system.
Browns reach six year contract with first round pick Gerard Warren worth 45 million dollars with 12 million guaranteed. Warren to end holdout and join Browns after talks with agent Joel Segal and team spokesman Todd Stewart confirmed the deal ahead of the morning practice. Warren expected to meet reporters after the workout.
Nordson Corp announces 450 job cuts, about 10 percent of its workforce, due to a sluggish order pace. Third quarter results are expected to be below prior estimates. Cuts run from August to November 1, with about 90 percent from North American facilities. Nordson employs about 875 in northern Ohio and plans to merge its Amherst container operations.
Tom Fox, former Allen School principal, returns to Elyria Community School as its leader. At 58, he resumes education after years at a Cleveland photography studio. Open house drew about 10 families. classes begin August 22. Charter schools, established in 1997, face lawsuits and scrutiny over accountability and funding.
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