Russia eyes easing U N sanctions and Iraq ties
Claire Buchan says Russia backs U N obligations and sanctions remain until Iraq destroys weapons and missiles. Moscow hopes sanctions lift could aid debt relief and trade, while signaling possible new cooperation in energy and infrastructure with Baghdad.
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Mosquitoes Run Global Threat Beyond West Nile
Day and colleagues warn the delivery system mosquitoes spread disease is the real danger not the current virus. A Florida entomology expert and his son test West Nile in a Daytona Beach area experiment, trapping mosquitoes and testing thousands of specimens for the virus while noting recurring cycles and immunity limits.
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Firelands High fashion rules aim to curb disruptive dress
Firelands High School enforces a long standing dress code that bans shirts referencing sex alcohol drugs gangs profanity and racism and prohibits hats sunglasses and heavy chains. Jackets are stored in lockers and policy evolved after Columbine though aim is not oppression but to prevent disruption. Principal Paul Haeuptle notes the issue is more pronounced at the high school level while Elyria Northwood Junior High faces fewer concerns with shorts length. Contact Dave Perozek at 329 7119 or dperozek chronicletelegram.com.
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Chronicle Telegram publication and mailing details
The Chronicle Telegram is issued daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company. Address and postal information are listed for Elyria Ohio with a post office box for address changes. The piece notes periodicals postage paid at Elyria Ohio.
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Girl runs to house after man tries to abduct on 20th Street
Police investigate Aug 3 incident after a man reportedly told a girl to get in a car and she screamed and fled to her home. Contact Cindy Leise at 329-7245 or cleise chronicletelegram.com for information.
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Dresden Flood Tests Dresden Museums and Churches
Flood waters from the Czech Republic swelled downstream hitting Dresden where the Zwinger Palace storage chamber flooded basements but pumps held. Church of Our Lady escaped major damage except for a waterlogged basement as officials warn residents amid ongoing flood fears. a 56 year old man drowned in his Dresden basement during checks.
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Bush presses tax cuts as deficit debate widens
President Bush and aides push four tax cut ideas while clashing with Democrats over a $165 billion deficit. Lindsey argues for capital tax relief and IRA boosts, while critics cite erosion of fiscal discipline and demands to curb spending.
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Mockingbird Devours Butterflies At Indianapolis Zoo Exhibit
A mockingbird invaded a 1,500 butterfly exhibit in the Indianapolis Zoo conservatory, gobbling hundreds of rare blue Morphos over two weeks while eluding capture. The bird entered via vent or window and hid inside the 65-foot space until staff soaked it with a hose and netted it in late July.
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Zoo releases bird far away after garden protest
Zoo spokeswoman Judy Gagen and gardener Susan Micks described releasing the bird “far, far away.” The statement explains the relocation as part of the dispute at the garden event.
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