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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2001
Page
1
Cavaliers general manager Jim Paxson says the upcoming draft is a crapshoot with many unknowns. He emphasizes unpredictability and caution as the team evaluates prospects for future impact.
After a decade waiting for new census data, scholars argue over whether black segregation declined in the 1990s. Three factions claim integration advanced, stalled, or is only temporary. Brookings leads one camp citing that 272 of 291 metro areas grew more integrated, with Western and Southern regions changing fastest.
The Avon Commons grand opening drew families despite two years of court battles and local opposition. Clowns entertained children, a petting zoo and booths lined the 115 acre shopping complex featuring Marshalls, Target, World Market and others as voters approved the project in 1999.
Activists and drug makers clash over expanding AIDS treatment as the United Nations hosts a General Assembly Special Session to draft a global plan and fund. UNAIDS Accelerating Access began in May 2000 with pledges from five firms to cut prices while activists push for bulk buying and competitive bids to squeeze prices lower.
A National Journal analysis of 300 top appointees shows two of five served in George H. W. Bush's administration, with nearly three quarters having federal government experience. The report notes 48 percent served under his father and 31 percent under Reagan, highlighting diversity and campaign ties.
In Caracas a safehouse seizure ends eight months of pursuit of Vladimiro Montesinos, Peru's ex-spy chief linked to a corruption network. President Chavez announced the capture at a summit in Valencia, saying Montesinos would be deported to Peru alive.
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