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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2003
Page
3
The text describes a mostly sunny afternoon with comfortable conditions and a shower or thunderstorm in the southern region of Indiana. It also mentions partly cloudy turns and a chance of sunny periods tomorrow with scattered clouds.
U S troops raided homes in Fallujah amid Iraqi protests over arrests of two sons and accusations of insensitive conduct. Insurgents have pressed attacks as U S forces say foreign volunteers remain active. A broad warning message preceded Sunday raids and residents signaled approaching troops.
In a Fathers Day ceremony, families remember soldiers lost in Vietnam and Iraq. Roses mark actions: red for killed in action, yellow for missing, white for those killed in Iraq. Lt. Col. Frank Adamsouski of Springfield, Virginia mourns his son who died in April in Iraq.
In Columbus Nebraska demand for steel buildings and metal products rose about 20 percent in recent months. Analysts including Jerry Jasinowski and David Wyss cite tax cuts and fiscal deficits as growth boosters with projections of GDP expansion to 3.5 to 5 percent later this year and a unemployment rate easing from 6.1 percent.
Ernest Martin, sentenced to death for killing a Cleveland store owner in 1983, maintains innocence amid clemency proceedings. His mother Frances says authorities railroaded him. Ohio officials note his trial and appeals upheld the conviction. Alice Robinson, widow of the victim, urges execution.
It is clear that the free world must deal harshly with Hamas and the killers. Renewed talks raise hopes for progress while Palestinians doubt the peace process, as militants vow revenge for last week's Israeli air strikes that killed and wounded Hamas leaders and civilians. Israel Army radio warns of a difficult week ahead with plots in the West Bank and Gaza. Mohammed Harani says progress with Hamas and a halt to attacks are essential as Wolf arrives.
Saddler states morning fire damaged home with many items burnt including Father’s Day wrapping and gifts. He notes coals must be cooled before disposal and two thirds of roof trusses may need replacement with substantial drywall loss observed from the rear. Contact Cindy Laisa at 325-7245 or Geise at chronictetelegram.com.
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