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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2001
Page
1
A penny more increases the cost of mailing a letter to 34 cents effective today. The Chronicle Telegraph notes the rate change and directs readers to its website htttp:/Awww.chronicletelagram.com, updated Monday through Friday.
The Associated Press reports the Clinton White House criticizes George W. Bush for talking the country into a recession with warnings about the economy while private economists say he may be trying to avoid his father’s missteps. Amid an Austin conference on economic woes, Bush and Cheney have warned of possible recession risks as market slumps fuel concern.
In Sullivan Ohio a carbon monoxide alarm prompted Rosemary Rice to realize the danger when she mistook the alert for a battery. She describes disorientation before understanding the gas has no smell. Ohio records show 37 CO deaths in 1998 and Elyria Fire reports 150 high CO calls last year. Common sources include home heating cooking equipment furnaces stoves garages and exhaust from vehicles. The Rice family source was a CO detector indicating danger rather than a device failure.
November brought fatal and costly blazes in Elyria Township Elyria and Amherst in which a man and a dog died a family of 11 lost their home and three pets perished on Christmas Day Fires totaled well over 100000 while Red Cross says requests for aid have tripled Fire officials warn improper use of portable heaters and fireplaces and a 36 inch clearance is needed to prevent heat from igniting nearby objects
Governor Taft plans talks with LTV Corp and Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel to discuss steel industry woes after meeting with Vice President-elect Cheney. He will seek input from management, labor, and officials, propose federal rescue, and press for aid amid floods of imports and LTV's Chapter 11 filing.
In a formal congressional ceremony Vice President Al Gore presided as members certified George W. Bush as president with 271 electoral votes to 266. The ritual followed constitutional procedure as votes from all states and the District of Columbia were read aloud and recorded for the record.
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