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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2001
Page
1
16 contestants will brave Australia for a chance at 1 million dollars in the new season of Outback Survivors Survivor II premiering Sunday. A television feature notes the debut and prize.
Bay Mechanical and Electrical Corp, the only nonunion bidder, challenges the project labor agreement after submitting two bids about 610000 below the next lowest. The city must award to the lowest, best and most responsive bid, per state law, and architects will review all bids before the city decides.
On Thursday defense lawyers pressed Sgt. Jack Hall in the Urbin case over alleged police union ties and attempts to steer city business to Hall’s firms BT Publishing and BT Systems Limited. Urbin faces 11 charges including misusing funds from a city charity and funneling business to a relative’s venue. Valasco faces counts of tampering with evidence and obstructing justice.
Coast Guard crews saved 21 fishermen stranded over a mile from shore on Lake Erie after an ice bridge disintegrated. Twenty more exited before the break, as search efforts continued east of Toledo toward the Lake Erie islands amid unstable shifting ice.
Avon Lake officials blame the Police Department after 21 police car mishaps over four years led to a canceled policy. Replacement premiums jumped 89 percent from 90,479 to 171,012, while North Ridgeville reports a 70,124 annual premium for property and liability insurance.
In a British Medical Journal study, researchers find that babies born over 5.5 pounds tend to be brighter as adults. While heavier birth weight correlates with higher IQ, the lead researcher cautions that brain development depends on many factors and smaller babies can still reach high cognitive potential.
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