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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2001
Page
1
Helene Thoman captures the champion title at the Cleveland Women’s Golf Association tourney held at Elyria Country Club. Workers at Lorain steel mill face tough work and shaky job security, yet high pay sustains their families. Website note included.
Lou Boudreau, Hall of Fame shortstop and former player manager of the Cleveland Indians, led the 1948 club to the pennant and World Series title, was AL MVP, and died at 84 in Olympia Fields. Feller praised his leadership and kindness, while tributes recall his pivotal 1948 season and lasting impact.
President Bush confines federal funding to embryos from existing stem cell lines and says no more will be created for research. Scientists warn the limit risks unequal treatment and doubt the 60 line figure, arguing hundreds may be needed for universal cures.
Olympic great Carl Lewis promotes the Run with Carl Lewis charity campaign for Jesse Owens Foundation and Boys and Girls Club. He signs autographs at Midway Mall Elyria and plans a Columbus race August 18 at Ohio State University, donating proceeds and honoring Jesse Owens. Lewis emphasizes community work over competition and urges families to join for fun.
Ray Diederich and his sister Loyola were chosen as North Ridgeville's citizens of the year at the 27th annual Corn Festival. The siblings, who operate the family business J. P. Diederich and Sons, received Golden Kernel awards at the festival opening.
Medina investigators concluded that low water levels caused the July 29 explosion of an antique steam tractor at the Medina County Fair. The blast killed five and injured about 50 as shrapnel and soot flew across the fair grounds. Metallurgy expert John Wallace of Case Western Reserve University noted the metal covering the engine’s coal firebox was involved.
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