02 May 2004
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2004
Page
1
A member of Iraqs Governing Council demanded an investigation into reports that U S guards abused detainees at Abu Ghraib, site of Saddam era torture. The scandal widened with a British tabloid photo and a US Army report cited by The New Yorker alleging sadistic abuses in the prison near Baghdad.
George Zeller notes unemployment claims in Lorain County fell from 1999 levels and over 500 new jobs since July 2002. Many former York International workers, like Ron Fadenholz, retrained through NAFTA funded programs and moved into new trucking careers after the Elyria plant closure.
Attackers sprayed a public safety office at a Gendi oil contractor in Yanbu wounding 25. Police killed four gunmen after a high speed chase. One attacker on Saudi kept list of most wanted, tied to al Qaida. Three gunmen worked at the Yanbu site. entry used key cards. The Interior Ministry linked the attacks to al Qaida and Osama bin Laden. The incidents followed last year’s housing compound attacks in Riyadh.
Vermilion resident Anthony Calabrese aged 26 died after his 1997 Ford Probe left Baumhart Road in Brownhelm Township struck a utility pole and overturned. Coroner Paul Matus cited head and neck injuries and said no alcohol was found at the scene. He died at Community Health Partners.
The Colorado River system remains strained as drought persists. Weather outlook includes breezy conditions with a high near 51 and showers in parts, with full forecast on Page C4.
Colorful characters marched through Oberlin as bellydancers hula hoopers and bagpipers joined in. A 13 by 13 foot Trojan horse built by Oberlin High School players drew cheers and may be entered in a national parade competition.
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