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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2002
Page
1
Hamas claimed responsibility for a morning bombing on a bus near Jerusalem, injuring nine passengers. The attack disrupted a day marked by regional clashes from the Galilee to the Mediterranean coast, with charred debris and a child’s crayon drawing found at the scene.
Kyle Rice, a Canton boy with cystic fibrosis, had his one wish fulfilled by Wishes Can Happen Inc. The family traveled to Orlando for an all expenses paid visit to Universal Studios SeaWorld and Walt Disney World. Kyle, his brother Andrew and parents enjoyed rides and gifts at Give Kids the World. Kyle hopes to become a policeman or scientist and rode the Disney monorail as an honorary co-pilot.
Washington AP report says a Senate panel and multiple lawmakers on talk shows expect war with Iraq, calling for Bush to present a congressional case before any attack. Senators Biden and Levin warn the administration to win broad support and note divisions among advisers on how to pursue replacing Saddam Hussein.
New York AP reports researchers argue that a simulated smallpox outbreak could be controlled. Stephen Eubank and colleagues say timely vaccination, quarantine, and public health measures can halt spread, even with no immunity due to eradication decades ago.
The FBI reports progress in the mail scare case after last year's incidents. A Lorain girl escaped an apparent kidnapping by running to a nearby home, averting what authorities described as a potential abduction. The report appears in World and Nation on page A3 and Local and State on page B1.
Robert Spiegel spent years lobbying for a cleanup of a six acre lot between homes and a factory where arsenic lead dioxin and other lethal chemicals saturated the soil. A promised 28.5 million Superfund cleanup was delayed after EPA officials said funding would not arrive. An EPA inspector general report later listed the Chemical Insecticide site among 33 priority sites in 19 states lacking requested funding.
Lorain man David Rush 38 launched a 1¢-foot sailboat from the Black River Lorain Saturday headed to Johnson's Island. Coast Guard units from several stations work into Sunday resuming a search across Lorain Catawba Island and Kelleys Island after retrieving the unmanned boat sighted about 1.5 miles offshore Marblehead.
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