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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2003
Page
6
Harvey Gittier argues in a Monday column that Jerry Springer should not appear on any Democratic ticket. He criticizes the TV host turned potential Senate candidate, noting Springer’s controversial show and questioning his fit for public office.
Ohioans prayed for peace as churches opened refuges for war weary parishioners. At St Francis in Columbus, Terri McCabe spoke of fear eased by Mass while Rev Schneider urged God's closeness. In Columbus, Rev Atha urged interfaith dialogue and a broader view of humanity, stressing Thou shalt not kill. Cincinnati’s Rev Fox noted ethnic hatred.
Ohioans stock up on military style meals gas masks and guns amid terrorism fears while store managers warn buyers may lack training. Officials say gas masks offer limited protection and emphasize safety and preparedness measures, with gun sales rising in places like Warren and Niles.
Marysville family praises their son Marine John Kruse after a widely published AP photo shows him offering water to a captured Iraqi soldier. His mother Maryanne Kruse recalls his fierce, survivor-like nature and a tough upbringing in special education before enrolling in the Marines.
The county will complete the new justice center at Third and Court streets in under two years. A weekly numbered photo feature will begin in Monday papers to document the construction progress, guiding readers to clip and save images for a future pictorial history once the courthouse opens in 2004.
Akron real estate agent Sue Bearer heads to Fort Carson to care for six children as both parents, Sgt Vaughn Holcomb and Jacquelyn Holcomb, face overseas duty. The piece notes widespread National Guard activations, family stress, and a child’s heartfelt letter.
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