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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2001
Page
1
A new commander assumes command aboard the International Space Station amid routine handover activities. The crew welcomes the incoming leader who brings previous experience from spaceflight operations and international collaboration.
The Chronicle notes that charter schools statewide are forming an association to organize publicly funded but privately run schools. Local and state outlets report the development and provide contact details for reader inquiries.
Ford Motor Co. keeps Cleveland Casting Plant closed temporarily amid disinfection of water sources after four workers diagnosed with Legionnaires disease and two deaths. About 2,500 employees affected as officials work around the clock to locate the contamination source and prepare safety information before reopening.
An Amtrak California Zephyr train derailed in rural Nodaway Iowa injuring 96 and killing one. Investigators report broken rail pieces found amid wreckage and the train was traveling about 52 mph when it left the tracks.
Stella Riehl 69 died in southwest Iowa while returning to Colorado Springs with her brother Antoni Miszuk 71 after an Amtrak train from Chicago to California derailed. The crash injured about 96 of 210 passengers, leaving relatives grieving amid the tragedy.
LTV Corp under Chapter 11 could divest its west bank Cleveland plant on the Cuyahoga River, home to more than 500 workers and known for lower grade steel. The east bank mill remains more profitable, with higher capacity and less competition, while restructuring plans unfold.
A CMF and George Washington University study finds Congress overwhelmed by up to 55 000 emails per month to senators and 8000 to House members. The surge, tied to Clinton era debates, strains staff and budgets and widens the gap with constituents.
The evenly split Senate prepared to start two week debates on campaign finance. Senators warned of a free-for-all as they weigh two competing approaches. McCain Feingold would ban soft money and curb spending while another plan offered a different path.
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