Girl 12 Dead After Elevator Trapping at Dayton Shelter
Dayton police say a 12 year old girl died after being trapped between an elevator door and inner grate at the St. Vincent Hotel shelter for the homeless. Medics arrived soon after and determined the death an accident. The girl attended a suburban Ket tering middle school and had been doing community service at the shelter.
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Thank You Teachers and Partners From The Chronicle
The Chronicle-Telegram thanks teachers for dedication and celebrates the 1999-2000 Newspaper in Education program. Thanks go to schools sponsors and many teachers for using the newspaper to educate students. Lorain County businesses and organizations are lauded for enriching classroom experiences and supporting NIE students.
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Neighbors press lifetime testing for plant exposures
Washington activists lobbying Capitol Hill call for lifelong medical exams for nuclear plant neighbors, seeking a nationwide program modeled on Fernald Ohio. They demand biennial testing, doctor training, a central exposure archive, and clear risk information, with costs not yet calculated.
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Helicopters resume service after hard landing at hospital
Cincinnati AP A hospital group clears its helipad after a BK117 crash grounded two emergency air units. Pilot John Robinson 52 treated and released. Damage to the craft estimated at 500000. Air Care plans full service with two helicopters as FAA clears the helipad.
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Serious crime drops in Ohio cities say FBI data
The Associated Press reports 1999 crime fell in Cleveland Columbus Dayton and Toledo. Cleveland major crimes down 3 percent from 34593 to 33573 while Columbus fell 2 percent 62608 to 61292 Dayton down 11 percent 18021 to 15997 and Toledo down 9 percent 25571 to 28229 Murder declined in all but Dayton where it rose nearly 6 percent. Burglary and theft edges appeared in Cleveland and Toledo with other increases across the four cities.
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