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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2001
Page
1
A Windsor event marking Queen Elizabeth II's visit suffers delays and cancellations as persistent rain disrupts the parade route. Organizers urge spectators to seek shelter while officials coordinate alternative plans.
A Strongsville attorney reportedly killed his wife and two children before taking his own life last week. The Chronicle notes his alleged obsession with extraterrestrials and marks the incident as a local crime case under investigation.
Lorain police and the Lorain County Coroner ruled the death of a 44 year old woman at 3003 Amherst Ave a homicide after an autopsy. No arrests were reported as investigators questioned relatives and neighbors and collected evidence for testing.
Betty Halliburton recalls her father Harvey Halliburton a janitor at Lorain County Community College who taught hard work and accountability while supporting her at sports events. Elyria Police Chief Michael Medders credits his father’s integrity and work ethic, shaping his values despite his father preferring an accounting career. Dr Diana Santantonio notes her father’s hard work as a psychologist.
Elyria resident Clayton Nelson, laid off from Pepsi after 14 years, begins summer classes at LCCC pursuing an associate degree in computer networking and engineering. He joins about 3,300 students this summer, a 13 percent rise from last year and the largest summer enrollment in a decade, per spokeswoman Marcia Ballinger.
In Kranj Slovenia President Bush and Vladimir Putin met face to face for the first time and pledged to deepen bonds and explore possible compromise on U S missile defense plans while signaling cautious cooperation on security issues.
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