Bush admits CIA error over Iraq uranium claim
In Uganda, President Bush blamed the CIA for a faulty State of the Union claim that Iraq sought uranium from Africa. CIA Director Tenet apologized, saying the controversial 16 words should never have been uttered and that the error undermined credibility amid the push to war.
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Power surge adds to storm damage
Elyria residents faced extensive outages from winds and lightning and a transformer inflator failure at an Elyria substation. When power returned, surges damaged appliances and electronics across many homes including a Glenwood Street resident who lost a DVD player a 35 inch TV an air conditioner a ceiling fan and a satellite receiver. A surge protector saved a computer but failed to save the TV and VCR. Neighbors reported related damage in the Gulf Road area as Ken and Mary Gibbons discussed their newly remodeled kitchen.
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Caught a Break as Floodwaters Recede in Western Ohio
Western Ohio residents flooded from homes gain relief as rain subsides and waters begin to recede. Weather officials warn of lingering rivers but forecast calmer conditions and drying skies for the coming days.
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Wet weather delays summer harvest in Elyria area
Fenik's Sweet Corn Farm in Elyria began harvesting its crop Friday despite a string of wet weather. Pat Fenik says the weather delayed the harvest but will still yield an adequate supply. Other farms in Avon and Elyria report broken stalks and delayed picking, with robust overall yields despite the storms.
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Elyria High planning race over mayor input simmering
The Independent Citizens Committee spent over a year crafting a plan for a new Elyria High School. Mayor Grace has reportedly met with school board members to suggest adding an aquatics center and recreation center. Three board members confirmed Grace’s talks, though he declined to discuss with The Chronicle. The ICC proposed a 0.75 percent income tax rise. Grace floated a 1.5 percent permanent increase.
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Elyria panel costs exceed twenty seven thousand dollars
Independent Citizens Committee members were not paid but Elyria Schools spent over 27000 on the high school issue. Most expenses covered a Lorain County Community College professional telephone survey of 400 registered voters about attitudes toward the district and Elyria High School costing nearly 20000. The school board formed the ICC last year to assess public support for a new high school.
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Lorain Woman Treated for Bacterial Meningitis
Lorain 18 year old Mallory Yager was hospitalized after symptoms led to an emergency room visit. She tested positive for Neisseria meningitidis and was moved to Rainbow Babies Hospital in Cleveland. Health officials say the illness is spread via oral secretions and not by casual contact, with antibiotics given to close contacts.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
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