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Fragmented OCR yields mixed weather cues for Indiana and Lake region areas. Mentions of cold temperatures windy conditions and cloudy skies appear with partial phrases and misspellings.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2003
Page
5
Fragmented OCR yields mixed weather cues for Indiana and Lake region areas. Mentions of cold temperatures windy conditions and cloudy skies appear with partial phrases and misspellings.
U S lawmakers compare Mohammed’s capture to Paris liberation in World War II as officials reveal little on detention location and interrogation plans. Experts note non-physical methods may be used and aim to extract insights into al Qaida’s 9 11 plot, including Ramzi Yousef and Khalifa connections.
Security officials describe a February raid in Quetta that targeted Khalid Shaikh Mohammed. An Egyptian man Abdul Rehman was arrested and later identified another suspect. The operation, reportedly aided by US intelligence, led to additional arrests in Rawalpindi as authorities pursued links to al Qaida’s senior leadership. Qadus family denies involvement as officers seized a computer and documents.
Evidence shows eight bombs remain intact as UN inspectors sample materials. Iraq claims destruction of 1.5 tons of VX and pushes to prove this to observers while interviews with biological experts resume amid refusals and witness demands. Iraq balks at sharing photos of Al Samoud 2 destruction citing bereavement of Iraqi people.
Northwood Junior High Elyria held an assembly for seventh and eighth graders as an off year stress busting activity. Students played OPT related games and physical challenges while a staff band performed. Principal Loretta Jones and Assistant Principal Tim Brown described the event as a way to relax during two stressful weeks. Contact details for coverage provided.
A Duracell Harris poll finds Los Angeles households lead in disaster planning with 48 percent reporting a plan and 49 percent with emergency kits, higher than New York and several other large cities. West Coast residents show stronger prep due to earthquake history, while national readiness remains low.
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