Gause defers chair role amid board controversy
Lorain County Community Action Agency chair Rev Joseph Gause relinquished the gavel to Vice Chair Alan Dale and did not vote at the meeting. The board debated whether Gause’s board appointment signature by Rev William Campbell was genuine and called for attorney investigation.
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Elyria Ministerial Alliance
Top Thrill Dragster thrills Cedar Point riders
Cedar Point debuts Top Thrill Dragster with a 420-foot hill and a 120 mph start during a media ride. The ride lasts about 20 seconds and leaves riders stunned, eager for another run, as editors compare it to Millennium Force and note its taller, faster yet shorter overall experience.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Goodyear Racing
Millennium Force
Gene Krebs
Chronicle
Doctor says park thrills carry little risk at high speeds
Dr Robert Ratcheson of Case Western Reserve University evaluates amusement ride safety. He finds no evidence that higher speeds or greater heights raise injury rates, citing his neurosurgery expertise and a panel review. The context notes rapid accelerations and the Cedar Point Top-Thrill Dragster opening, with NEURO-KNOWLEDGE's 2002 study commissioned by Six Flags on neurological injury risk.
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Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
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Cedar Point
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Six Flags
Family hopes they left at hospital is their son who disappeared
A family clings to the belief that their son, missing since October 2000, may have been left at a hospital. The report links ongoing searches and public appeals as investigators review cold leads and old case files.
Bush declares victory in Iraq from USS Abraham Lincoln
President Bush, aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln returning from war, said major combat operations in Iraq have ended and that the United States and its allies have prevailed against Saddam Hussein and any nation tied to terrorists. He spoke to thousands of cheering sailors after landing a Navy jet.
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Cincinnati
Ohio families recall troops in Iraq as Bush speaks
In Cincinnati Mary Staunch and other relatives watch President Bush announce end of major combat from USS Abraham Lincoln. She hopes troops are hearing him but fears family members, including William Staun’s 22 year old son, wounded in action, remain overseas.
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