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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2006
Page
3
Five day Elyria forecast describes mostly cloudy brisk and colder conditions today with heavier snow showers. Tonight remains mostly cloudy with continued cold and light snow chances.
AUSTINTOWN Ohio Pfc John Matthew Steenge 19 died in Germany from a natural death attributed to stress arriving from Iraq where he served the past year with the 17th Signal Battalion based at Kitaingen He died December 25 two days after returning to Germany from Iraq His father John Steenge said authorities reported the death as natural and that Steenge enlisted in June 2004 after graduating Austintown Fitch High School He was inspired by the September 11 attacks and joined to defend beliefs and friends He also visited Ground Zero with family during a two week leave last summer and had planned another home visit this month
Chicago's Shedd Aquarium opens a permanent display on aquatic invaders from the Great Lakes region. The exhibit features replica zebra mussels and round gobies, explains how invasive species spread via ballast water and gear, and offers tips to help prevent introductions. Scientists note about 170 invasive species now live in the Great Lakes basin, with new ones arising roughly every eight months.
The Public Utilities Commission voted unanimously to freeze FirstEnergy Corp electricity rates through 2008, tying the line to a prior ruling. The utility could still seek future fuel and environmental cost hikes, with a transition charge estimated to keep billing residents $15 to $20 monthly and commercial users about $1 to $4 billion in total. Ohio Edison, Toledo Edison, and The Illuminating Co. serve perspectives in the state.
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