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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2003
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes unsettled conditions for Lake Erie with northerly winds near 120 knots at the time of writing. Cloudy morning with sun in the north, south sector expecting rain or snow, and an ice cover increasing on the surface.
Residents across Ohio weighed President Bush's address on terrorism and the economy. Mary Baker-Miller praised the tone while Richard Romero criticized the lack of detail and focus on war with Iraq. Local observers cited mortgage fears and job losses influencing their judgments.
Policy experts say the Bush administration can use Hans Blix and Mohamed el-Baradei remarks to bolster claims Iraq hides weapons. They urge more intelligence release and a broader coalition, noting Arab governments facing domestic pressure and limits on costly troop deployments.
Ohio plans to shut Lima Correctional Institution by July to save about 25 million annually, transferring 1,565 inmates to other facilities. Dorms at three other prisons will reopen, with 800 to 900 workers offered early retirement and hiring freezes for nonessential posts, while corrections officers and health care staff are exempt.
President Bush pledged a coalition to disarm Saddam Hussein if he does not fully disarm, while urging allies to back a United States led action. He outlined alleged Iraqi programs and insisted military action will be just and decisive if diplomacy fails. Security and protests accompanied the Capitol address as Powell prepared to present the US case at the UN.
Kmart, in bankruptcy since January 2002, seeks to emerge by April 30 aided by a $2 billion revolving loan. Judge Susan Pierson Sanderby approved the plan as the company reports a second wave of store closures after shuttering 282 outlets in the prior round.
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