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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2001
Page
1
Weather postpones the NASCAR event as Dale Earnhardt Jr. is checked after a crash. Officials report the driver is OK and the race resumes under revised conditions.
The Jaguar brand announces a 2002 entry level luxury model the X-Type sedan as part of its broadened lineup. Analysts note potential market impact and strategic positioning within affordable luxury segments.
President Bush plans to curb corporate subsidies to finance a 1.6 trillion dollar tax cut and expand education and health programs. Budget chief Mitch Daniels signals targeted cuts include the Export-Import Bank and rural telephone programs while pledging restraint on duplicative homeless initiatives. Sen. Kerry calls the tax plan a major misstep amid a likely Congress battle.
Elyria experiences 50 mph gusts causing two traffic signals to short out at West Ave and Broad St and East Broad and Route 57. City workers in bucket trucks restore service as winds ease. officials note a brief spring tease before returning to cold, with highs in the upper 30s and lows in the 20s and chances of rain or snow midweek.
The Miami-Dade undervote analysis suggests Bush would have won the presidency outright if counties completed manual recounts before certification. Gore would gain no more than 49 votes from a full Miami-Dade manual recount per the See RECOUNT AG report.
Secretary of State Colin Powell urged Israel to lift the economic siege of the West Bank and Gaza as soon as possible, advocating easing sanctions endorsed by Palestinian leaders. The remarks followed discussions on humanitarian and security constraints affecting the region.
In Columbus, residents react to potential laws allowing concealed weapons after a purse snatch near Broad and High. Gov Taft pledges to sign only with police support while gun owners urge protection, and skeptics warn of untrained, emboldened civilians amid rising crime concerns.
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