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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2003
Page
3
Fragmented forecast notes fog and low clouds with sun breaks today. Some spots may see heavier clouds later with remaining fog at night and possible partial clearing tomorrow.
Hezbollah and Israel traded artillery and anti aircraft fire near the northern border. A 16 year old boy died from a shell near Shlomi as bystanders were wounded in the crossfire. Israeli aircraft hit Hezbollah positions while leaders warned of potential further strikes.
Jacobson estimates about 6000 ears sold at the North Ridgeville Corn Festival as locals from Avon Lake and Cleveland area enjoy gyros sausage sandwiches perogies ice cream and rides. Visitors Blanca and Juno Camargo say it feels homier and plan to return next year. Festival organizers begin planning in two weeks and invite inquiries to Christina Jolliffe at the Chronicle Telegram.
The recall election faces a budget deficit and economic rebound plan. Schwarzenegger's leanings surface as he voted in 1994 for Proposition 187. He leads Bustamante, the first major Hispanic governor contender, in a Time/CNN poll. Ballot order may tilt results, with Arnold benefiting from name recognition.
In the wake of a deadly assault, Israeli women gather to comfort one another, sharing grief at a public vigil. Neighbors and activists offer support as authorities investigate the attack and communities unite in response.
In the Alps police warned hikers of avalanches as heat loosens rocks while 44 climbers were evacuated by helicopter. Germany and Italy brace for ongoing heat through August, Spain forecasts above 107 degrees for another week, and Britain's trains face buckling tracks amid extreme temperatures. Tourists seek shade and air conditioning as Londoners and Australians alike complain of the heat.
United States Construction Co. faces no federal jurisdiction over the privately owned site but aims to cooperate. Artifacts will be documented and reburied in a preservation area of the development. Gary Johannsen notes finds date back to about 600 B.C. and bones will be sent to a higher education institution for analysis. North central Ohio’s artifact-rich history cited by Brian Redmond of the Cleveland Museum. In Erie County a 8000-year-old find emerged during a shopping plaza project on U.S. 250 last spring.
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