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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2004
Page
1
A 600 pound safe containing gold and silver coins, rare bills, and certificates was stolen from David Ivey’s Clifton Avenue home. Police report notes basement closet safe, ripped linoleum, dragged driveway marks, and a pried rear door. No suspects named. detective to visit Monday.
In this Chronicle Telegram piece Ronnie Simulcik and Heather Feierabend honor Mother's Day while spouses serve in Iraq and Germany. Their stories show the strain of long deployments, with Brycen born in February and Onnika greeting a distant father while mothers keep families intact at home.
Richard and Kay Hegadore will spend Mother's Day honoring Helena and Margaret Hegadore at two Pennsylvania cemeteries. Helena died Jan 31 at age 74 after heart problems and multiple surgeries. She lived in Elyria for 30 years before retiring to Wilmington North Carolina.
The Associated Press reports at least 25 prisoner deaths since December 2002 are under Army review. Maj. Gen. Donald Ryder cites 12 natural or undetermined, 10 under investigation, and 3 homicides. one homicide ruled justified against an escaping prisoner, another for excessive force. See A2 for more.
In Lorain near Cleveland the growing Hispanic community is seen as pivotal in a tight Ohio race. Democrats and Republicans actively woo Latino voters with Romero saying a high turnout could swing Ohio if 80 percent vote Democratic. Nationally Gore won 62 percent of Hispanic voters.
At the Lorain County Fair Kenny Rogers and Sara Evans top the lineup for the annual event. Partly cloudy weather with a storm risk is noted. highs near 79. AccuWeather details appear on Page C4.
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