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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2003

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U.N. gives Iraq passing grade

The IAEA says Iraq earns a "quite satisfactory" grade for cooperation with inspectors while needing more time. Mohamed ElBaradei and Hans Blix will brief the U.N. Security Council in New York, as the U.S. weighs extending inspections to placate allies. Access and cooperation are described as good and generally successful.

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Avon couple wed before deployment in Avon City Hall

Avon patrolman Joshua Stell and Ohio National Guard member Ashley Syphers tied the knot Friday morning at Avon City Hall. Ashley soon ships out for a year of stateside homeland security duties at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton. The couple shortened plans to wed now so Ashley could leave with a ring on. Both have faced separations before, with Joshua previously serving nine months as a military police man at Fort Bragg after 9/11.

AVON Joshua Stell Ohio National Guard Ashley Syphers Avon City Hall Ashley Stell Wright-Pat Acatterson Air Force Country Base Dayton Lorain County National Guard Ashley Stell

Reservists Activated As Ohio Guardsmen Deployed

In Columbus on Friday SPC Richard Cunningham undergoes a dental check as Ohio reserve and National Guard units see rising activations for possible conflict with Iraq. About 2,100 Ohio reservists and guardsmen have been activated, with 1,135 activated since Jan 1, amid 60,000 U.S. troops in the Gulf and plans to add 120,000 more soon.

Spc Richard Cunningham Columbus Ohio National Guard Iraq U S Gulf Region Ohio National Guard

Terror at home and the hunt for al Qaida cells nationwide

FBI teams sweep the United States for potential al Qaida terrorist cells amid heightened security. Taft proposes a six cent per gallon gasoline tax hike to fund state needs, drawing political debate.

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Federal state funds to widen Griswold Road

The Griswold Road widening from Lake Avenue to Leona Street will cost about 2 million dollars, with the federal government covering most of the expense. Engineering studies are planned and completion aimed for August 2005. The project adds a left turn lane, replaces asphalt with poured concrete, and seeks to ease congestion behind left turning vehicles. Additional upgrades include curbs, drainage, lighting, and more turn lanes at Lake Avenue.

Elyrla Griswold Road Lake Avenue Leona Street Don Bohannon

Foltin builds big war chest for Lorain mayoral race

Lorain Mayor Craig Foltin plans a February 5 fund raising luncheon in Westlake priced at 500 per attendee as he piles up campaign money. He has about 117000 raised and aims for 200000 before a full race push, with a second April Italian dinner expected to add about 30000.

Dan Harkins Chronicle-Telegram Lorain Craig Foltin Westlake Foltin Gargus Hall County Board of Elections Koziura Statehouse Tom Smith Lorain County Democratic Party Robert Rousseau Republican Party

Endorsement irks GOP chairman in judicial race

Elyria Republicans object as Democratic Party endorses John Keys to challenge Elyria Municipal Court Judge John Musson. GOP chairman Robert Rousseau blames Betleski for the breach and vows opposition, saying the unwritten rule protects judges from staffers running against them. Keys, Betleski's staff attorney, says he planned no interference and remains grateful for Betleski's support.

Elyria Robert Rousseau Republican Party Democratic Party John Keys Elyria Municipal Court John Musson Rousseau Common Pleas Mark A. Betleski Keys Betleski Bedeski Anto

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