Surge damages appliances spark lines at local shops
Residents report power surges damaging microwaves dishwashers and more with Baker's Inc noting many repairs but few items condemned. Diane Casey says lines are long amid weather and surge chaos while Elmer Woods nicknamed the flying toothbrush shares a comic but real tale. FirstEnergy claims department contact provided for damaged appliance claims.
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Gibbons
Bill “Baker's Inc
Diane Casey
Baker's
Casey
Woods
FirstEnergy Claims Department
ICC proposal could land tax issue on November ballot
Kathryn Karpus reports ICC nominees see a comprehensive plan needed for city school board tax proposal. Wirth and Bragg caution about knee-jerk reactions and rumors as Grace’s input is viewed as ideas exchange. Mayor’s position awaited. contact Dave Perozek for details.
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Kathryn Karpus
ICC
iCity Council
Karpus
Charlie Wirth
Dan Bragg
Dave Perozek
Dperozek
Chronicletelegram.com
Elyria School District ICC costs exceed twenty-seven thousand
The district spent about 27,280 for ICC related work including meeting space, T shirts, food and advertising funded by a business tax abatement fund bringing in 10,000 to 12,000 yearly. Architects and CM firms donated time during the schematic design phase and two years of ICC meetings.
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Elyria Township
SCCC
ICC
Chronicle-Telegram
Steve Huzicke
Huzicko
Con
Elyria High School
Elyria
Betty Halliburton
Architectural Vision Group
Andrejs Smiliars
Smittars
Finger-pointing fuels Bush administration blame game
Washington AP reports the Bush administration faces intense scrutiny over faulty intelligence used to justify the Iraq war. CIA Director Tenet apologizes for including the contested 16 words about Africa in the State of the Union. Bush, Rice, and Powell deny missteps while Congress and Democrats press for accountability and details on who knew what and when.
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Bush
CIA
George Tenet
Braq
Africa
Uganda
Condoleezza Rice
Tenet
Congress
Director of
Central Intelligence
Pat Roberts
Senate Intelligence Committee
CNN
White House
Colin Powell
Iraq
Rice
South Africa
Powell
U.N. Security Council
Dick Cheney
John Kerry
Carl Levin
D-Mich
Detroit
Bush CIA speech accountability debate over yellowcake claim
The article covers the CIA director Tenet’s apology over flawed Africa uranium claims used in a Bush speech. Rice and Roberts call for accountability, while Bush defends the speech as cleared by intelligence services amid White House efforts to move past the controversy.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
Congress
Pat Roberts
Brian
Intelligence Committee
Tenet
CIA
White House
National Security Council
Sean McCormack
Africa
Bush
Condoleezza Rice
CLA
Rice
Air Force One
Saddam Hussein
Rain Helps Corn Grow at Local Farm and Orchards
Corn benefited from weekly rain to keep growth strong at a farm with no own water supply. Sweet corn began harvest July 4 with enough supply for 49 area stands. Spiegelberg Orchards sells corn year round from Florida and Georgia and plans local availability next week. Prices run from 3.60 to 4.75 per dozen. Contact Krista Schurtz at 329-7157 or metro chronicle.
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Elle Jacobson
Sweet's
Spiegelberg Orchards
Lorain
Florida
Georgia
Ken Spiegelberg
Krista Schurtz
Metro
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