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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2008
Page
1
DeLaney, 58, of Westlake, expresses the sense of freedom as a key appeal for herself and other women who ride motorcycles. The piece highlights female riders seeking independence and community in biking culture.
The county Board of Elections will install a high speed ballot scanning system from a Nebraska company. In a separate matter BJ Mattel is engaged in litigation with the Bratz doll maker over a lawsuit unrelated to the ballot decision.
Elyria Ohio mourns as 21 year old Army Specialist E4 Pfc Jason Cox is killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq. His mother Kathy Cox expects his body home this week with funeral plans for June 30 and thoughts of his upcoming marriage to fiancée Erika Kranek after a yearlong deployment at FOB Sukanya south of Baghdad. Ryan Cox recalls his brother as a loyal, protective presence to family friends.
Baghdad reports the United States and Iraq seek far reaching agreements to keep U S forces on Iraqi bases after the U N mandate expires at year end. The talks aim to avert a legal vacuum by July end with broad regional implications and concerns of Iranian influence.
Storms with 60 mph gusts produced a tornado warning for parts of Ashland Huron Lorain and Medina counties amid outages across the county. A Wellington Township tree knocked out a power line and Lorain crews battled downed lines on several streets. No injuries were reported as 102 customers remained without power late Saturday and Ohio Edison crews worked into the night to restore service.
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