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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2002
Page
3
From A1 the auditor says state accounting boards may revoke Andersen's license to do business and a flood of civil lawsuits could follow. Defense attorney Hardin vows an appeal and says the company did not commit a crime. Partners cite ongoing operations and future reevaluation. Jurors pin the wrongdoing on one unidentified person.
The piece traces Arthur Andersen's 1913 Chicago founding as Andersen DeLany and Co to its rise as a leading firm and its collapse amid the Enron scandal. It highlights testimony by ex-partner David Duncan, who admitted obstructing justice and described urging a united front while shredding documents.
The article portrays Collins and his daughter Tyler sharing a Main Street home with Collins and his parents in Wellington. It highlights hands on parenting moments including diaper changes, bottle feeds, and the shift from potty training to adulthood. Other family members Brooke and Stanic reflect on cooking, building, and emotional ties.
In Lorain, Jim Marzavas and son John run Marzavas and Son's Swiss American Jewelers at 800 Broadway, highlighting a father son partnership. Laura Laubenthal joins Laubenthal Funeral Home as receptionist as families grow. Amy Gawlik returns to Brandan Jewelers, where owner Tom Haywood emphasizes loyalty and equal treatment for his daughter.
An explosion at 9:23 p.m. sent players and fans scrambling at the stadium. Burke’s chest burn required treatment at Jacobs Field, while the other victim received care at MetroHealth Medical Center before being released. The blast echoed through the venue as both dugouts emptied.
Fidel Castro signs a petition declaring Cuba's socialist system untouchable as part of a mass drive to collect support across the island. Officials expect millions to back the constitutional amendment while opposition groups protest the move as a counter to civil liberties efforts.
AP reports a 2:45 am blaze at an Internet cafe in Beijing Haidian district killed 24 people. Firefighters extinguished the flames in about 45 minutes. Cause under investigation with Haidian universities nearby.
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