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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2003
Page
5
A terse weather summary notes very cold conditions across several states today. Cloudy skies, some sun in Virginia and the mid Atlantic, with wind and possible showers in the west. Pennsylvania experiences very cold weather and gusty conditions. Michigan reports cold, sunny spells with winds, while activity includes showers and a high UV index noted in passing.
Parking fills despite freezing temps as self serve and automatic washes see heavy use. Ice in bays forces closures at Splash and Dash and Ultimate Wash while operators report lukewarm water and water heaters at 140 degrees yielding only about 70 degrees at spray. Some sites list prices from five to nine dollars and note varied business levels across the region.
U S officials describe an extensive, unaccounted arsenal including 29,984 empty chemical warheads 550 mustard gas shells and 26 000 liters of anthrax. Armitage frames Saddam as deceiving the world while Bush previews a State of the Union case against war and a possible coalition for disarmament.
Democrats and Republicans shift focus to Hispanic outreach as turnout builds. Debates in Spanish occurred for Texas governor hopefuls, while the RNC began sending reps to citizenship ceremonies to register voters. Census figures show Whites at 69.6 percent, Hispanics 13 percent of the population in 2001, Blacks 12.7 percent, Asians about 4 percent.
ODOT employee Steve Brewer warns on funding as 18 salt trucks serve Lorain County and overtime costs rise after 27 snow shifts. County Engineer Ken Carney notes salt use up slightly with 300 extra tons. predicts about 40 snow days yearly and potential $30,000 salt savings this winter.
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