Elyria to Resurface 34 City Streets This Year
The Chronicle Telegram reports Elyria will begin 2003 road resurfacing in weeks with about 1 million spent on repairs. Four heavily damaged routes Hilliard Road Winckles Street Edgewood Street and Wesley Avenue headline the list, as officials seek to ease frequent calls about road conditions. Thirty four roads intersections and alleys will be finished by October 31 aided by 650000 state Issue II funds with City Council sharing costs.
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Council
Hilliard Road
Gulf
Abbe
Clark
Taylor
Edgewood Street
Cleveland
Wesley Avenue
Poplar
Mukund Moghe
Tale of two brothers Odai and Qusai Saddam sons
In a stark portrait, Odai and Qusai Saddam, pampered sons of a tyrant, wield power with brutality. Odai boasts vast wealth, luxury palaces, and reckless acts including forced quiet on his Baghdad estate. Qusai is ruthless, issuing death warrants and ordering executions, while avoiding direct bloodshed. The brothers terrorized Baghdad as U S bombs neared, epitomizing their father’s brutal legacy.
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Scheherazade
Odai
Qusai
Saddam
Tus
Q@usar
Baghdad
U.S
Twan
Local Newspaper Email Inquiry About Chronometer Site
A reader questions the newsroom via email about a chronometer related web page. The brief note hints at website issues or navigation questions. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Mosul clash ends with death of Odai and Qusai Hussein
In Mosul US forces raid a residence linked to Saddam Hussein’s sons Odai and Qusai Hussein. After heavy gunfire lasting hours, both brothers were fatally wounded, a teenage defender Mustafa Hussein survived a brief engagement before being subdued.
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Saddam Hussein
Odai and
Qusai
Mosul
Iraq
Odai
Zaidan
Qusai Hussein
Mustafa
U.S
Iraqi shopkeeper doubts Saddam sons dead
In Baghdad a shoe shop owner near Mansour doubts the reported killings of Saddam Hussein’s two sons by American soldiers. He says he wants 100 percent confirmation and even the bodies to be shown, reflecting mixed beliefs amid Iraqis.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Saddam Bussein
Majid Rasheed
Mansour
Odai Hussein
Rasheed
Elyria City Hall project to resume after delays
After ten months of delays Elyria resumes work on the new City Hall complex next week with Ozanne Construction Co. of Cleveland hired to finish the project for 1.8 million. The original contractor Jance & Co. was fired in May. Clark & Past warned of possible legal action to recover added costs. Structural problems persist at Court Street site.
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Elyria
City Hall
Ozanne Construction Co
Jance & Co
Mentor
Clark & Past
Lorain
Safety Service
Eric Rothgery
Turner Block
Court Street
Court and
Second Streets
Court postpones execution of Richard Cooey in Ohio
In Columbus, federal Judge Dan Polster postponed the planned execution of Richard Cooey, a convicted murderer, granting more time for his new counsel Gregory Meyers of the Ohio Public Defender's office to review the case after the appeals court dismissed his prior lawyers. The judge said executing Cooey would undermine the integrity of the federal court.
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Columbus
Richard Cooey
Dan Aaron Poister
U.S District Court
Cleveland
Cooey
Polster
Gregory Meyers
Ohio Public Defender's Office
State of
Ohio
Richard Covey
Political rival shoots New York councilman at City Hall
Brooklyn Councilman James Davis, a vocal anti violence figure, dies from two chest wounds in City Hall after a gunman who knew him bypassed security. The shooter, Othniel Askew, 31, also dies later at a hospital. Mayor Bloomberg orders universal metal detectors as events destabilize City Hall.
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City Hall
Michael Bloomberg
Bloomberg
Self
Brooklyn
James Davis
Lower Manhattan
Amhorites
Othniel Askew
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