Teen bomb makers injured in explosion in North Ridgeville
Two 16 year old boys were injured when a homemade pipe bomb exploded as they attempted to detonate it with a remote device. One boy's left hand was shredded and the other suffered hand cuts and a puncture wound in the abdomen. Bomb squad disposed of three other bombs found in a yard.
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North Ridgeville
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Fairview Hospital
Lorain County
Stoney Ridge Road
Karl Yost
Yost
Kim Larkin
Randy Holland
Larkin
Madrid rush hour bombs kill hundreds in Spain attack
A series of backpack bombs exploded during Madrid rush hour injuring many and killing at least 192 with over 1,400 wounded. A shadowy group claimed al Qaida responsibility, marking Spain’s worst terrorist attack. Citizens fled through Atocha station as trains became wrecks and phones rang on silence. Prime Minister Aznar called March 11, 2004 a day of infamy.
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Madrid
Spain
al-Qaida
Atocha
Jose Maria Aznar
ISG to restart steel mill at Cleveland Works
International Steel Group Inc will restart production at part of its Cleveland Works idle for nearly three years. The move follows earnings revisions for 2003 and the creation of a one time non cash dividend. About 140 laid off workers will be rehired, bringing total site staff to 1,440 as demand is expected to rise.
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Cleveland — International Steel Group Inc
Cleveland
ISG
Spy charges ex-congressional aide with spying for Iraq
An ex congressional aide faces spying charges accusing him of passing sensitive information to Iraqi contacts. The World & Nation brief notes alleged actions tied to Iraq and ongoing investigation. Cleveland's League Park restoration project is also mentioned in brief, with local hopes to revive the historic site.
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Iraq
World & Nation
League of Our Own
Cleveland
Old League Park
Windy and Cloudy Forecast Mentioned for City
A brief weather note states windy and cloudy conditions with a high near 31 degrees. Readers are directed to Page A10 for the full AccuWeather forecast.
Suspected death in infant Riley Harris Smith case
Police expect to present evidence to a county grand jury soon in the death of Smonth old Riley Harris Smith. Coroner Paul Matus said brain injuries from blows to the head caused the infant’s death at Amherst Hospital. The suspect is unnamed by Acting Prosecutor Gerald Innes as officials review the case. The infant’s mother, Eileen Callahan Smath, declined comment.
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Smonthold Riley Harris Smith
Gerald Innes
Riley
Amherst Hospital
Paul Matus
Matus
Eileen Callahan Smath
Duxbury Place
Amherst
Anti animal fence eyed for Lorain County airport
Lorain County Regional Airport plans a 10 foot fence to deter deer and coyote visits, with estimated cost over 1 million dollars. Officials seek authorization for a 23 624 dollar Wildlife Hazard Assessment study before funding.
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New Russia
Lorain County
Mike Barth
Grafton students sickened after Mohican trip
More than two dozen Brush Elementary fifth graders fell ill after a class trip to Mohican State Park this week. Health Commissioner Ken Pearce cited gastroenteritis with vomiting and diarrhea as the suspected illnesses. Some students required hospital treatment while officials investigate the outbreak and its source.
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Grafton
Brush Elementary
Mohican State Park
Ken Pearce
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Lorain County Health Department
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