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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2001
Page
1
Bozo the Clown, longtime kids TV fixture in Chicago, will tape his last show Tuesday. Columbine High School continues healing with a new library replacing the homicide site from the 1999 massacre.
Timothy McVeigh wrote to The Buffalo News that he is sorry for the victims but calls the bombing a legit tactic in a war against government. He will be moved to a death chamber holding cell before his execution and his lawyers concede he stopped pursuing a stay and appeals.
Elyria residents complain of constant boom from car stereos waking neighborhoods on East River Street. Police pledge tougher enforcement this summer with bike patrols and possible unmarked cars to issue citations. City leaders debate revising the noise ordinance to allow license plate reporting for noisy vehicles. Pounders Cafe moves to reduce surrounding noise.
Torrential rains from Tropical Storm Allison remnants swamp Houston and Southeast Texas. Three deaths blamed on floods as highways become lakes and basements flood. Mayor Lee Brown calls it a disaster while Bayous rise and 9-1-1 systems struggle.
A 33 year old man, Joseph Suggs of Garvin Avenue, died at MetroHealth Medical Center after a Friday shooting at a Middle Avenue apartment building. Coroner says he suffered a head wound and autopsy pending results. Suggs had been flown from EMH Regional Medical Center to MetroHealth. Elyria Police Chief Michael Medders said he was questioned.
Avon Lake workers rush to phone lines after reports Ford Motor Ohio Assembly Plant may produce the Escape and its related models there. UAW officials confirm high interest while Ford and spokeswoman offer no decisive plans.
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