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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2002
Page
5
The forecast warns of warm humid conditions with a tonight thunderstorm and hazy skies in Virginia, while Indiana sees sunny to partly cloudy skies with hot humid temperatures and a late storm risk near the lake.
Firefighters battled a massive Arizona blaze near Show Low tied to a man from Fort Apache Reservation. Gregg faces up to 10 years and a $509000 fine if convicted of two counts of willfully setting timber or underbrush fires. Residents returned as communities like Pinetop-Lakeside and Heber-Overgaard faced loss, with hundreds of homes destroyed or threatened.
Wyoming South Dakota and Mississippi join 32 states in adopting a 0.08 percent blood alcohol limit to conform with a federal highway funds deadline. Georgia acts after the Tri-State Crematory scandal to require crematorium inspections and make it a felony to abandon a corpse. Florida imposes penalties for injuring or killing a guide dog. Vermont requires drug company gift disclosures to physicians. Georgia designates grits the official food symbol. Mississippi proclaims teddy bears the state toy. Senator Hillman Frazier criticizes the teddy bear bill as a distraction from Medicaid and education funding.
Police fire and EMS on hand as Melrose Pyrotechnics begins setup the day before. About 30,000 attendees expected with cleanup next morning. Shuttle service starts at Elyria Catholic High School at 4 and 6 pm. Multiple street closures and parking restrictions in Cascade Park with no alcohol or tents allowed. Contact Christina Jolliffe for details.
Officials led by Dale Durkee announced a 100th anniversary celebration for 4H in Ohio. The event features a moving on theme, a national anthem by Elyria firefighter Sid Shannon in dress dive uniform, and July Fourth patriotic festivities across Elyria and nearby communities. Community leaders emphasize tribute and unity during the celebration.
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