Justice Center Plans Rise From Court and Third Streets
County commissioners advanced the land purchase for a new justice center at Court and Third, with an initial $11 million set in the 1998 budget. Estimates climbed from $25 million to a high of $49.9 million, then settled at about $46 million for a 224000 square foot building planned to open in summer 2004. Projections spanned 2000s construction, rising costs, security upgrades, and community interest as officials urged taxpayers to watch progress.
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Hopkins Airport faces security breach and concourse evacuation
An aviation attorney warns inspectors miss warnings and false alerts rise. Concourse evacuations at Hopkins were lifted after about 3 hours. Passengers express frustration but support safety, noting high passenger volumes with 13 million travelers in 200-year context and 332000 landings and takeoffs.
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Metro Staffers and Contacts Handoff Noted
A terse byline roster lists Mike Buettne as news editor Pam Mckillan day editor Matt Westerhold potentially, with Rev. nil as sports editor and Steve Brown as engore editor. Photo work via Gene Krebs with phone lines 329-7163 and 329-7217.
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Crash injures motorcyclist on Lowell Street bridge
Elyria Township, Ohio. Louis Tangari, 54, was seriously injured Friday when he lost control of a Harley head up a curve onto a bridge over Norfolk Southern tracks. He hit a fence post, was not wearing a helmet, and was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center after initial care at EMH Regional Medical Center.
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Gasoline prices and consumer behavior in Lorain
Lorain residents discuss rising gas prices affecting travel. Jose Pardella notes two-tank van and $22 fill, while Stephanie Capella limits driving for doctors visits. BP and Sunoco workers say price changes come from company calls. drivers plan trips cautiously amid higher costs. Christina Jolliffe chronicletelegram.com.
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FBI flight schools memo foreshadowed security alerts before 9 11
A Phoenix memo urged FBI field offices to track Middle Eastern applicants to US flight schools and seek visa data from the State Department. The note cites prior disclosures about pilots training in the United States and links to Moussaoui's 2001 arrest, highlighting pre 9 11 terrorism concerns.
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Ohio Lottery Daily Draw Summary Card
Ohio results show Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences for Friday and Thursday with multiple draws. Buckeye 5 entries include numbers 10 13 14 16 37 while the Super Lotto Plus jackpot listed at 14 million. Bonus Ball 11 and Kicker 3 3 3 3 2 3 appear in the rundown. Stigge Uma 7 and 9498 21 99 are noted.
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Wildflower Walk Planned in Cascade Park Sunday
The 19th annual Spring Wildflower Walk is set for 2 p.m. Sunday in Cascade Park’s Elywood area off Washington Avenue. Sponsored by Friends of Cascade Park, Perry Johnson, retired Lorain County Parks naturalist, will lead and identify early spring blooms along the Indian Trail. Joahsm will share legends about flowers along the Black River shoreline as the hour long hike begins at the Finwood main picnic shelter.
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Hull rises to three star as Coast Guard Great Lakes chief
Coast Guard official Ronald Hull becomes one of four three star vice admirals in the service and takes over the Great Lakes command from rival Ronald Silva. Hull, a North Ridgeville High School and Coast Guard Academy graduate, served over 7,000 personnel on the Great Lakes and will join the Joint Chiefs of Staff rotation, with Admiral Thad Allen praising his capabilities.
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