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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2002
Page
3
Ohio to Michigan and surrounding states face hot humid conditions with afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Indiana and Pennsylvania anticipate hot humid days with isolated storms. West Virginia sees mixed sun and clouds. Wave height averages 13 feet today.
WorldCom reveals $million in hidden expenses and fires CFO Scott Sullivan as auditors allege withheld information about books. The Clinton, Mississippi firm also plans 17000 layoffs, 29 percent of global staff, as its stock falls from near 65 dollars to pennies amid SEC probes into Bernie Ebbers loans, customer bills, and questionable contracts.
Senators Levin Biden and Eberhart push for a broader, but limited, military role in emergencies and terrorism. They argue for support and training rather than policing, while Congress moves to pass Bush's Homeland Security plan with expanded intelligence powers.
The leaks inquiry on Capitol Hill tightens as NSA officials testify about intercepted al Qaida messages and a translation delay. Cheney presses for a crackdown while Graham and Goss seek inquiry. lie detector tests arise as a potential flashpoint.
Lorain witnesses recount a drowning of 21 year old Colon after a rescue attempt near Century Park beach. Coast Guard, police, and fire units responded to a 5 30 pm call. Colon was pronounced dead at 6 18 pm after transit to hospital. Authorities cite no drugs or medical issues, and note no lifeguards on site. Separately, a search for 53 year old William DeWolff of Warren Michigan was suspended after he vanished while swimming near Marblehead.
In Medina County, nearly 50 people including Jane Kovacic and her daughter Liz were injured by flying debris and scalding water from an explosion. A permanent memorial garden will be dedicated at 6:20 p.m. Sunday at the fairgrounds, as Gov. Taft weighs boiler licensing bills and lawsuits seek over $10 million from the excavating contractor and fair board.
Atmospheric scientist Leon Rotstayn of CSIRO cites a study suggesting Sahel drought results from natural climate variability combined with atmospheric aerosols. The CSIRO team notes rainfall resumed in the 1990s as Western aerosol laws reduced pollution, implying cleaner air could boost future rainfall. Other experts call the simulation plausible but not decisive.
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