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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2001
Page
1
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History operates a fully functioning seismometer capable of detecting earthquakes worldwide. The site chroniclatelagram.com updates weekdays and offers ongoing access to seismology data and related educational resources.
Vice President Dick Cheney had a dual purpose pacemaker implanted to regulate dangerous heart rhythms. Doctors said his prognosis is terrific and he expects to resume full duties soon. President Bush backed a steady pace, emphasizing Cheney’s readiness to work at his own comfortable speed. Cheney has a long history of heart disease including four heart attacks in 23 years.
Sunshine Company in Amherst runs a two hour daily summer theater program at Powers Elementary for 50 children ages 6 to 11. The show Are We There Yet covers transport history from walking upright to space travel with producer Chip Ingersoll, 24, describing the work as educational and noncompetitive.
Elyria police released a bank camera photo of a black man in his early 20s who robbed a Dollar Bank on West River Road. He asked questions then demanded cash with a note warning of harm. He fled toward nearby apartments. a white car's involvement is unconfirmed.
A summary notes Dr Ashok Ramadugu displayed stress during a voice stress test in an EMH Regional Medical Center rape investigation. He was acquitted on three counts of rape and related charges in June 1998. Police say the test indicated deception. his attorney calls voice stress testing unreliable.
Darlene Taylor says her 3 year old English mastiff Star wandered from Neff Road on May 7 and ended up in a barn north of Wellington. Pregnant at the time, Star weighed about 80 to 90 pounds when found Friday, far lighter than her typical 160 pounds, and she resisted entry to the barn area before being reunited with her family on Saturday.
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