Cincinnati Enquirer to Apologize and Settle Chiquita Claims
The Cincinnati Enquirer agrees to issue an apology and two retractions and to pay over 10 million dollars to resolve potential claims from stories questioning Chiquita fruit company's business practices. George Harrison reveals throat cancer, says he's not ready to die at 54. Emily Samek, Elyria Catholic class of 1998, wins Panasonic scholarship honoring Robert J. Guinta Jr. Education Notes.
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Chronicle Telegram site outage notice
The Chronicle Telegram reports its website is undergoing an update and is temporarily unavailable. Readers are advised the site will return online soon as the paper continues to use recycled newsprint.
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Meter crooks sentenced in Lorain water meter theft
Lorain city workers Angel Lozano and Thomas R. Harris were convicted of stealing brass water meters and selling them for scrap. Judge Kosma J. Glavas sentenced them to 60 days house arrest with electronic monitoring, and ordered $2,500 per defendant to charities, rising to $3,000 if unpaid in 30 days. Potential penalties earlier included up to 18 months in prison and $5,000 in fines.
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Lifeguard DeFilippo on Older Versus Younger Swimmers
Lifeguard Jessica DeFilippo notes older kids push limits while younger swimmers stay cautious, describing behavior at the pool. Her remarks highlight differences in risk tolerance and supervision needs among age groups.
Splashy Profession Is Tough Job For Elyria Lifeguards
Lifeguards oversee city pool crowds as heat waves draw families to the water. Jessica DeFilippo, Ohio University senior and fifth season lifeguard in Elyria, says the work goes beyond soaking up sun and blowing a whistle. She describes disciplining misbehaving children and ensuring safety at four pools, with 44 lifeguards on duty.
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Turkey quake toll climbs after 16 bodies found in Ceyhan
Rescue teams report 16 more deaths in Ceyhan as the southern Turkey quake brings confirmed fatalities to 128. Wounded reach 1,500 with hundreds treated in outdoor makeshift centers. Families plead for missing relatives while survivors recount their fear in Adana and surrounding areas.
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Woman Found Dead After Slashing On Middle Avenue
Elyria police investigated the slashing death of a woman found inside a two story white house at 1824 Middle Avenue. Officers arrived after 10 am as crowds gathered. county coroner Paul Mattis and assistant prosecutor Jonathan Rosenbaum attended. The owners are Richard A and Linda Depaolis.
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Students defend China's integrity during Clinton exchange
AP notes university students at Peking University pressed President Clinton with questions on human rights and Taiwan policy in a live nationwide telecast. Clinton framed the dialogue as a path toward eventual freedoms in China and cited the link between personal freedom and national liberty. He then traveled to Shanghai for further appearances and a future-focused speech.
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