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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2001
Page
1
In Chicago the Indians defeated the White Sox 9 to 4 as Alomar hit a homer and sparked a rightward rally. The Cleveland offense boosted by timely hits and strong bullpen work secured the road victory.
President Vladimir Putin calls for Russia to join NATO or for the alliance to be dissolved. The issue frames international security debates, reflecting Moscow’s stance on alliance membership and global defense arrangements.
Ford Motor Co. will invest 350 million to retool Cleveland Engine Plant No. 1 in Brook Park for Duratec V-6 production by late 2003. The facility, idle since December, will hire up to 650 workers and replace old 5.0-liter V-8 engines. Engines will serve Taurus, Escape, Sable, Cougar, MPV, and Tribute models.
A 17 year old Columbia Station girl and a 19 year old Elyria man died in a two vehicle crash at Route 162 and Gore Orphanage Road in Rochester Township. The van driver, 43 year old John Rumsey of Nova, was treated at Fisher-Titus Medical Center. Rothman died at MetroHealth and Selig was pronounced dead at the scene. The crash occurred about 5 55 p m. All three wore seat belts.
Elyria area residents report parched ground as July rainfall stays low. National Weather Service observer Ray Diederich notes only about a half inch so far this month with the last measurable rain on July 8 at 0.03 inches. Farm Bureau president John Born agrees moisture is needed for Henrietta Township fields.
Police arrested Laura Johnston Sheffield officers said two men Anthony Shoushani of Arizona and Ahmad Tahir of Colorado attempted to use counterfeit manufacturer coupons to buy Enfamil and Similac at the Super Kmart Center in Cobblestone Square. Investigators estimate more than 1 million dollars netted since July 14 with coupons used in New York Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Pauline Leboda of Lorain County Concerned Citizens Watch Committee said the bad petitions were turned in by mistake. She sent a letter to The Chronicle Telegram stating there was never any intent to alter the petition process or mislead voters regarding a $5 license plate increase.
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