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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2007
Page
1
The article states figures of 2.5 million people living in the newly independent nation in July 1776. It highlights the rapid growth of the early United States and cites census or estimation methods referenced by the source.
The U S population reached 302 million in July 2007, marking growth driven by births and international migration. Demographers note aging trends and regional variations, with the South and West showing faster gains while the Northeast slows.
Iowa accounted for 15.5 million market dogs and pigs on March 1, more than a quarter of the national total. North Carolina had 8.4 million and Minnesota 6.2 million, ranking second and third nationally.
Florida and California supplied 68 percent of U S tomato output last year while California alone provided 95 percent of processed tomato production in 2006.
The article notes that baked beans likely come from Michigan or North Dakota, which together produced 49 percent of the nation's dry edible beans in 2006. It also states that corn on the cob was largely from Florida, California, Georgia, and New York, which together accounted for 60 percent of sweet corn produced that year.
The United States imported 206 million dollars worth of fireworks from China in 2006, comprising most of total U.S. fireworks imports of about 216 million dollars that year, underscoring China as the principal supplier.
U.S. imports of American flags totaled 5.3 million dollars in 2006, with about five million spent on flags made in China according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace states the settlement with Clark & Post Architects over City Hall costs is positive, though the amount falls short of the city’s initial 2.5 million demand. The firm will pay just over 1 million to resolve the May 2005 lawsuit.
A Lorain County family remains divided amid a high profile international custody dispute. The case centers on parental rights and the welfare of the children, drawing attention from local residents and legal observers.
Jennifer Lyn Jackson 38, once Playboy magazine Miss April 1989, appeared in Oberlin Municipal Court facing petty theft possession of marijuana drug paraphernalia open container in a vehicle and DUI. She pleaded not guilty, was released on bond, next court date July 11. A gas station clerk reported the Saturday arrest with a man present.
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