Regional Weather Report With Storm Threats Across States
Ohio sees a mix of sun and clouds with a possible afternoon thunderstorm and partly cloudy night. West Virginia stays warm with afternoon storms in spots, while Pennsylvania enjoys southeast sun and a few pop up storms in the west. Indiana offers warm, hazy conditions with late afternoon thunderstorms, and lower Michigan remains warm and humid with sun and potential storms. Lake Erie reports southwest winds 10 to 20 knots, 1 to 3 foot waves, visibility under 2 miles.
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Lorain budget stalemate debated over deficits and taxes
City auditors and council members clash over a looming deficit and tax proposals. Foltin urges reviewing facts before choosing deficit or balanced budgeting and extra services while Mantini warns against tax hikes. Leaders frame the debate as a leadership test affecting Lorain’s future and manufacturing base.
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Doctor Hatfill defends himself amid anthrax case scrutiny
Scientist Hatfill, labeled a person of interest in the anthrax inquiry, rejects claims he was treated unfairly as officials note he is among about 30 subjects studied. His past, vaccines, and ties to Fort Detrick are referenced while he and his lawyer complain of leaks and press focus.
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Pollution haze from Asia linked to health and climate effects
Scientists warn more research is needed but highlight trends from 1995 to 2000. Dense South Asia shows rising respiratory illness and an estimate of up to 500,000 premature India deaths annually. The haze dims sunlight by 10 to 15 percent, cools land and water, and alters monsoon rains affecting Bangladesh Nepal and parts of India.
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US Airways seizes debtor financing to fund restructuring
US Airways pilots and flight attendants pushed for wage cuts to keep the airline operating as the carrier secures debtor-in-possession financing led by Credit Suisse First Boston and Bank of America with Texas Pacific Group committing $200 million in equity. The package adds to a $1 billion loan approved by the Air Transport Stabilization Board. The airline, owner of 240 jets, served 56 million passengers last year across 200 destinations in the U S Canada Mexico the Caribbean and Europe.
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Public star show tonight at Nielsen Observatory
STARS president Michael Harkey says Sunday culminated the showers yet shooting stars remain visible tonight. The Nielsen Observatory at Carlisle Equestrian Park on Diagonal Road opens after 10 p.m. for the public with two telescopes and earlier access for Junior Naturalists. The meteor activity comes from particles shed by the Swift-Turtle comet.
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Nielsen Observatory
Carlisle Equestrian Park
Diagonal Road
Perseid Meteor Showers Appeal to Night Skywatchers
Astronomer Harkey notes Perseid showers peak 11 pm to 1 am with naked eye visibility though light pollution affects viewing. Leonids in November are another long annual shower. Black River Astronomical Society hosts meetings on the second and fourth Fridays at Nielsen Observatory. visitors welcome. Contact Laura Schneider at 329-7134 or ischneider chronicletelegram.com.
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Blaze floods house as neighbors rush to help
Neighbors rush to fight a blaze after 9 1 1 call reports smoke and an explosion. Faye Bellamy described glass flying as flames engulfed the home while Keith, 10, feared for people inside and a spreading fire to nearby homes. Firefighters arrived to battle the blaze.
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Sailor missing since August found along Lake Erie
A body believed to be David Rush, a Lorain sailor missing since August 3, was found Sunday afternoon along the Lake Erie shoreline near Oberlin Beach. Erie County Sheriff's Office said the Coast Guard searched 41 hours without locating him. Coroner Nesgoda has not yet identified the body or ruled on death cause. officials said no foul play is suspected and final ruling may take weeks.
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Lake Erie
David Rush
Lorain
Erie County Sheriff’s Office
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Johnson's Island
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Marblehead
Oberlin Beach
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Erie County
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