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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2002
Page
1
The Cleveland Tribe defeated the Boston Red Sox 4 to 2 as Theme hit his 20th homer of the season at Fenway Park. Pitching and timely hitting supported the rookie standout and secured the road victory.
Mona Perez of Lorain recounts the collapse of her 16 year old son Marshall Ward at a Sonshine Baptist Church picnic. Police and medics worked as an autopsy is pending toxicology results. Marshall had dumped water on a pastor amid a water fight before collapsing and dying at Community Health Partners.
NASA plans inspections of the space shuttle fleet following discovery of tiny cracks in fuel lines, prompting reviews across programs. Nation, agencies, and contractors await further directives as findings are assessed.
Forecast for July calls for above record temperatures as Elyria notes an eighth consecutive ozone action day and a ninth day of summer. Lorain County Airport hit 93 degrees while the region’s heat trend suggests more hot days ahead, with officials warning about energy use and preventive steps.
Cleveland area context reports Cindy Leise notes U.S. Attorney candidate list includes County Prosecutor Greg White along with Roger Lynenberg and Craig S. Morford. Presidents and senators weigh three recommendations to White House. Joyce withdraws amid Senate trouble. White, Taft favored, has long prosecutorial tenure since 1981 and previously ran for Congress, with no current decision date.
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace said the city has acquired about 21 acres from 10 owners for the industrial parkway project. Land from Lorain County Metro Parks transfers to the city, with Metro Parks to receive property near Gateway Boulevard. Construction could start next spring with a $6 million cost, funded largely by the coordinating agency and state sources. The project aims to complete within 18 months pending final air approvals.
Chicago researchers report two studies linking antioxidant rich foods with reduced Alzheimer's risk. They emphasize vitamin E rich foods and vitamin C show strong effects while supplements are less clearly beneficial. Additional studies are needed to confirm the connection.
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