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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2004
Page
1
A committee seeking a Lorain County Vietnam veterans memorial has two new sites offered in Grafton and Lorain while five sites remain under review. The 16 foot tall bronze and granite monument will honor 96 county residents with inscribed bricks available for purchase.
Ohio and Cincinnati prepare for Brood X cicadas with late May emergence across ten states. Experts note noisy crowds and rotting carcasses but limited visible damage. couples cancel outdoor weddings and venues waive chair rental fees amid the “Year of the Cicada.”
Thomas Hamill, a Mississippi dairy farmer and civilian contractor in Iraq, was found alive in Balad after escaping captors. Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt confirmed his safe release as ecstatic celebrations erupted in Macon, Mississippi, with his mother Phyllis Hamill describing the news as relief and joy.
Oberlin Votes a nonpartisan coalition plans to canvass Oberlin door to door to register the 3,300 residents who did not vote in the last presidential election. Founders say one on one contact beats razzle dazzle, aiming to boost turnout before the November election.
In Jerusalem the Likud voted against Ariel Sharon's plan to withdraw from Gaza and parts of the West Bank with 60 percent opposing and 39 percent in support. The result threatens Sharon's leadership amid calls for a Cabinet reshuffle and possible early elections. Gaza violence intensified as a settler family was killed and Hamas-linked airstrikes followed.
Foreign residents begin departing Saudi Arabia following deadly assaults on civilians and security forces. Government urges calm while assessing security gaps as international travelers weigh flight options and consular notices advise vigilance.
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