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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2003
Page
3
The fragment discusses health risks tied to a treadmill test and mentions several financial figures and entities in a disjointed way. It references percentages around heartbeats and a large dollar amount, along with mentions of Nevada, gambling, and various industries, but the overall meaning is unclear.
State Farm Insurance mailings inform 40 million policyholders that nuclear blasts and radiation damage are not covered as they are not normal road hazards. The Bloomington based insurer joins others amid terrorism fears and notes no specific policy language for nuclear related claims.
President Bush argues ending Saddam Hussein’s direct threat will enable Middle East peace and Arab democracy. He says war is not about shaping Iraq’s future, but removing a brutal dictator, while planning postwar administration and oil security. Diplomatic efforts at the United Nations continue amidst veto risks and allied divisions.
A 2:40 a.m. blaze at Greenwood Health Center in Hartford killed ten residents and injured 23, leaving 100 evacuated from a 148 patient facility. Police detained a 23 year old resident for questioning as investigators pursue a cause.
The Supreme Court 8-1 ruled that federal racketeering and extortion laws were misapplied to bar blockades harassment and violent protests outside clinics. The decision lifts a nationwide ban on protests that disrupt clinic business. Judges and activists on both sides reacted with concern and cautious interpretation.
The Supreme Court cancelled next week’s arguments in a dispute over public access to a weapons database. Chicago and the Bush administration remain at odds over releasing gun shop and owner details used in crimes. The case tests the Freedom of Information Act amid a new Congressional restriction on data release.
Robert Blake, gaunt and somber, attends a preliminary hearing as prosecutors admit a taped call in which he berates Benny Bakley for getting pregnant. Bakley, 44, says she only loves Blake. Police testimony notes Blake’s nervous behavior the night of the slaying. Prosecution plans to use two former stuntmen as witnesses who allege Blake tried to hire them to kill Bakley.
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