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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 2002

Page

2

Fatal bicycle crash near Route 113 in Amherst

Dylag testified Williams claimed he dozed while driving a 1989 Mercury Grand Marquis through the intersection where Route 113 meets a dip near Pyle South Amherst. Miranda Krieg, 12, died after being struck by the car and bikes as bystanders cried and emergency crews rushed to the scene. Prosecutors will review the case before charges.

Williams Dylag Pyle-South Amherst Dylan Miranda South Amherst Angela Krieg Jocylin Jeff Hardie Hardie Chris Phillips Barb Sangiacomo Brad Dicken Bdicken Chronicletelegram.com

Burglar Arrested After Amherst School Incident

Superintendent Robert Boynton sent letters home and raised security at Amherst schools after a burglar entered League Elementary in Norwalk during sessions. DeBoe was arrested in a stolen car two blocks from the school. no contact with students is believed. Charges await in Erie and Lorain counties.\Entity density preserved.

Amherst Robert Boynton DeBoe League Elementary Norwalk Erie Lorain

Foster care agency forecasts large audit finding in Ohio

SAFY of Ohio expects a major questioned-cost finding from the state audit of 1998 through mid-1999. Officials cite agency size and federal spending interpretation as key factors. The audit covers 1998 and six months of 1999, with no dollar figure yet disclosed and a post-audit meeting pending.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Jim Petro V. Beacon Inc SAFY Tonya Kahley Petro Kim Norris Ohio Youth Advocate Program Hilliard Buckeye Ranch Grove City Bellelaire Jewish Children’s Bureau Shaker Heights Safy of Safy of America Delphos Kahley Norris

Air Force extends reserve duty for war on terrorism

Officials say the Air Force notified about 14 000 National Guard and reserve personnel they may serve a second year in the war on terrorism. The largest group is about 5 700 Air National Guard security troops at domestic bases and overseas. About 3 500 Guard members and 4 800 Air Force reservists from the Army and Air Force were alerted, fewer than the peak of over 85 000. Demobilization continues at roughly 1 000 per week as officials aim to minimize length of service.

Washington Air Force National Guard Air National Guard Kathleen Gereski National Guard Bureau Dan Stoneking Pentagon Bush Durren Alin Ah. Ant Dace

Airmen may see extended terms amid post 9 11 mobilization

Officials say about 14 000 Airmen in intelligence and equipment maintenance could have terms extended but may still be demobilized when no longer needed. The force includes thousands of Guard and Reservists on active duty, with families and employers bearing the burden as some return home while others remain abroad.

USA Today Army Navy Air Force Marines Coast Guard

Cheney Urges Broad Debate On Iraq War With Congress

Cheney argued for a vigorous congressional debate before any attack on Iraq. He warned that delaying action could let Saddam grow stronger and urged Bush to seek Congress’s authorization, noting past presidents required congressional backing. The White House said the president will consult Congress.

Congress House Dick Gephardt Missouri Gephardt Waterbury Gonn U.S Jim Maloney D-Conn Patrick Leahy D-Vt Bush Iraq House International Relations Committee Henry Hyde Illinois Gonzales Crawford Texas White House Ari Fleischer al Gypzales Fleischer Tennessee Cheney Saddam United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate

Community mourns as remains are memorialized with flowers

Grieving family and neighbors pay respects at a somber vigil for Miranda. Wes Duffey, Miranda's grandfather, laments lasting pain for his daughter while attorney statements say Weaver, once named a suspect in an FBI probe, denies involvement and agreed to the search to help bring closure to the families.

Wes Duffey Miranda Weaver FBI

Correction corrects gender misidentification in Lorain performance report

The Oregonian notes corrections on an Off the Beat item misidentifying your gender for Dyan, who performed at the Lorain County Fair, and states Lyons did not elaborate. Weaver faced earlier rape charges involving his son’s girlfriend, Ashley, who disappeared with her sister before school, and Miranda vanished from a Portland apartment complex on March 8, raising concerns about a family and community in distress.

Madison John Goff Grimm Goff Stow Bee Suelo Ag Eaey Dyan Lorain County Fair Oregonian Lyons Weaver Francis Weaver Ashley Miranda Ward Katu-Tv Portland

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