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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2001
Page
1
Suchereeien noe oiNESE POOR RATES Both Columbus and Cleveland city schools rank among the 15 districts nationwide with the highest dropout rates Local and State. California electricity woes persist with continuing power problems. Pope John Paul II names 37 cardinals including three from the United States.
Lake Erie ice buildup froze water intake valves triggering a civil emergency alert in Elyria and prompting the Lorain County Emergency Management Agency to urge residents to conserve. Crews broke up the ice Sunday evening and water gradually returned to normal pressure, with no boil order issued. Lorain Rural Water Authority Sheffield Village and North Ridgeville helped maintain supply while officials reported no complaints about water quality.
George W Bush began his presidency with a quiet tour of the White House and a morning prayer service. He greeted visitors at the East entrance, toured with Laura Bush and Vice President Cheney, and posed for a portrait in the Blue Room as crowds awaited in icy conditions after inaugural events.
US Rep Sherrod Brown of Lorain calls for uniform voting standards to restore confidence after the disputed Florida election. He spoke at his district office the day after Bush’s 43rd presidential inauguration, urging Bush to pursue inclusive reform and voter protection nationwide.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram will serialize The Case of the Dancing Cowboy over 11 weeks starting Tuesday on the Newspaper in Education page. John R. Erickson, author of 45 Hank the Cowdog books with more than four million copies sold, adapts the dog hero for young readers to boost literacy.
The report notes Susan McDougal receiving a presidential pardon along with 140 others from Bill Clinton for Whitewater related crimes. Patty Hearst Shaw, Fife Symington, and Roger Clinton also appear among those pardoned while Michael Milken and Webster Hubbell are not. Joe Tucker and James McDougal figures are mentioned in connection with prior cases and appeals.
Two Avon Lake teens were injured when their car rolled over on Marbrook Lane on Saturday. Police said the vehicle sped north at about 10 PM before leaving the road. both boys were hospitalized at MetroHealth with one in critical condition and the other stable. A third person in the car was treated and released. Names were not released.
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