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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2002
Page
4
A Seattle Discovery Institute president notes Ohioans favor teaching both evolution and intelligent design while two thirds view the designer as God. Fifty nine percent see evolution as a valid explanation for human development, though critics call the results troubling for science education advocates.
United Church Homes told Firelands Retirement Center residents on May 13 that building costs for a new Liberty Grove on Park Street in Oberlin were too high, forcing moves by March 31, 2003. Residents fear costs, loss of neighbors, and uncertain subsidies as relocations proceed to Lorain.
White House chief of staff Andrew Card explains the proposed homeland security department would exclude the FBI CIA and NSA to avoid an old Soviet style agency. The department would act as a clearinghouse for threat analysis, not gather new terrorism intelligence, with Ridge noting possible initial higher costs.
Ariel Sharon states attacks against Israelis must end before peace talks begin. He cites 21 months of fighting in the West Bank and Israel, insisting Israel cannot negotiate while under fire as regional leaders discuss Arab League peace plans and U.S. timelines.
The latest Israeli push began about 4 a.m. with troops moving through Amari near Ramallah and Beituniya, entering a house as two trucks stood outside. Witnesses said forces patrolled Tulkarem and surrounding areas as Arafat reshaped the cabinet naming Abdel Razak Yehiyeh interior minister to control security forces in the Palestinian territories. Elections were promised for January with municipal votes in the fall.
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