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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2001
Page
1
The Chronicle-Telegram begins a four day series on area prep conferences. Sunday covers a history of moving and shaking. Monday asks what makes a good conference. Tuesday examines how the Pioneer got it right. Wednesday looks at future developments.
Freight trains, including the one that failed in Baltimore, often carry hazardous materials through populated areas. The Chronicletelegram notes the ongoing risks and urges readers to visit its site, updated Monday through Friday, for more coverage.
A videotaped crash at Lorain County Speedway shows a guardrail acting as a catapult, sending two race cars into a wire mesh fence and into the grandstand. One person died and 13 were injured as cars crashed through the stands. Sheriff's investigators call the crash an accident after reviewing two videos.
In West Palm Beach a judge sentenced 14 year old Nathaniel Brazill to 28 years in prison for fatally shooting his favorite teacher Barry Grunow at Lake Worth Middle School on the last day of school. He was tried as an adult and received no parole or time off.
Nelson Delgado, chief deputy dog warden, was demoted to deputy dog warden after an accidental euthanization of Shaggy a five month old collie chon. The incident occurred despite written instructions not to kill the dog and followed by insubordination during media interviews. Genara Ramos was promoted to Delgado’s former position as dog warden.
In Cincinnati a white police officer killed 21 year old Timothy Thomas after a shotgun exchange. The incident, first fatal police shooting since a previous unrest, drew praise from some officials and criticism from a black pastor who linked crime and police restraint to fears of racism. No unrest was observed as police stayed largely unguarded.
Ohio school districts used a March third grade option to let third graders take the fourth grade reading proficiency test early. Of 612 districts, 233 participated, allowing many students to advance on the test ahead of fourth grade this fall.
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