Ex Elyrian trek 30 miles on ice across Lake Findley
Ex Elyrian Schalamon and Greene attempted a 30 mile crossing of ice from Bass Island north to Colchester New York. They completed eight miles on Saturday before camping. harsh winds and dense fog hampered progress. Schalamon wore wrong boots and suffered blisters. they relied on a compass amid limited visibility.
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Ohio gas self help program expands to schools and industry
Ohio Gov Rhodes and Columbus officials press the self help gas program as Columbia notes 67 districts and firms either using or about to use native Ohio gas. White says the program has drawn buyers and sellers, with 22 billion cubic feet yearly contracted, but many industries pay over 2 per thousand cubic feet. Rhodes to meet Texas producers to secure fuel for next winter and prevent school or job losses.
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Elyria wife slain in quarrel shocks neighbors
Police said a rifle was used during an argument at the Williams apartment. Tucker and Don Hand were among those who rushed to aid, with Williams conscious and asking for water. Witness identities were not released as detectives declined comment. Residents described the couple as friendly and longtime tenants.
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Mortgage dispute tied to abduction case in Indianapolis
Anthony Kiritsis faces kidnapping and armed robbery charges after a weeks long standoff linked to a mortgage dispute with Meridian Mortgage Co. The firm offered to let relatives assume the loan on 17 acres, while Kiritsis argues the Hall family and the firm cheated him in developing a shopping center. Bail set at 10 percent of an $850,000 bond as his court appearance looms.
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Four Spencer brothers slain in suspected execution style attack
In Hollandsburg Indiana four brothers aged 14 to 22 were shot in the back and head in a remote Parke County mobile home. Their mother, Betty Spencer, was wounded and hospitalized in Terre Haute. Police said the scene suggested an execution and searched for additional suspects while noting a possible robbery motive seemed unlikely. The family’s 43 year old mother and Purdue student Donna Diane Spencer were among those affected. The killings occurred on the 49th anniversary of the St Valentine Day Massacre.
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Gunman in German uniform opens fire at moving company
Four fellow employees attacked as Freddie Cowan, recently laid off, returned to Neptune Worldwide Moving Co in New Rochelle. He fired with an automatic weapon, injuring three officers and wounding several others while two to four people were feared dead. Cowan urged by his mother and brother to surrender.
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Gas crisis spurs fertilizer shortage and higher prices
Experts warn natural gas shortages raise fertilizer costs and curb U S output. Industry estimates show production down 293000 tons through Jan 29 with plants reopening and a projected 3 percent annual rise, while distributors face logistics bottlenecks as barges and railcars shift to alternative cargoes.
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Opening Wall Street Day Sees Early Declines and Volume
Chui Fi enger and TINATICE openings show a 1.33 point drop to 930.19 as declines lead advances 153 to 132 among 472 issues early. Trading activity totals about 490000 shares in the first minutes.
FDA to restrict over the counter sale of hearing aids
The FDA plans to curb OTC sales of hearing aids, requiring a doctor's written ''may help'' statement or a buyer waiver of medical examination. The rule targets misleading pitches and applies six months after enactment. Under 8 cannot waive medical advice. About three million users rely on hearing aids nationwide.
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