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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2002
Page
1
Washington seniors face economic strain as stock losses force many, including 67 year old Michael Dalal of Monroe New Jersey, back to work to pay bills. He and others blame Congress amid a weak economy while parties argue over reforms and pension rules as voters 65 plus show rising turnout expectations.
North Ridgeville residents gathered at South Central Park for the Corn Festival where Warren Blakely and Marcella Baldaur were named Golden Kernel Award honorees. Blakely, 67, active since 1981 in city service, has led the Planning Commission, served on City Council, the Charter Review Commission, and Master Plan Committee, and now sits on the Board of Drainage and Flood Control. Former Mayor Jeffry Armbruster praised his punctuality and service during a Naval career, recalling his time as Safety Service Director in 1981 and the late arrival incident that underscored timeliness.
Lorain completes Lakeview Park renovations adding gazebos and observation decks. Community project showcases improvements to public space and amenities.
Lorain County prosecutors withdrew sanction motions filed against attorney Michael Duff after a terse court filing. The actions, labeled unauthorized, were linked to accusations Duff called black people baboons and to counter-complaints about profanity and confrontations with prosecutors. Duff denied most claims, noting Rich termed the matter a loss for him and suggesting potential further action.
The Bush administration plans to widen sea interdiction to chase, board, and seize vessels near international waters and sovereign zones in pursuit of al Qaida and terror networks. Defense officials say agreements with dozens of nations are under negotiation to grant new authorities for maritime operations.
The State Department negotiates with multiple nations to secure rights for U.S. forces to chase, board, and apprehend suspected vessels on international waters, aiming to expand freedom of movement at sea.
Lancaster California parents stay cautious as police fingerprint a 4 year old girl and mothers warn children to stay close. A rise in girl abductions across Southern California and beyond prompts use of cell phones baby monitors and strict safety reminders for kids.
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