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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2002
Page
1
Flood waters surge along the Mississippi River affecting the St Louis region with emergency warnings issued. Authorities urge residents to monitor updates as rivers rise and streets become flooded. Local officials coordinate response efforts and assess damage across impacted neighborhoods.
In Washington, AP report notes RNemearrats in Congress demand clarity as Condoleezza Rice and other aides defend Bush from disclosures about intelligence tied to Osama bin Laden and the hijacking plot. Democrats seize on the controversy as Cheney and Rice tour public briefings.
Relatives of Septic victims condemn disclosures that President Bush had advance warnings about bin Laden threats not shared publicly. One widow’s husband laments the lack of warning before his wife’s death aboard the hijacked plane. Federal officials say clues were too vague to act. Relatives hope for a strong investigation into intelligence and security failures.
Lorain Sailing and Yacht Club proposes a 25-year lease to fund 413000 in revamp including floating docks, basin dredging, and a remodeled clubhouse with a meeting room. The current 66 slips suffer from rusting posts and tight fits for boats, prompting the upgrade plan.
ATLANTA AP The CDC says cigarette use by high school students dropped to 28.5 percent last year, the lowest since 1991. Authorities credit higher taxes and prevention programs for discouraging youth smoking. critics note price increases and ongoing efforts.
Pakistan says they are "quite sure" the body found in southern Karachi is Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter. Four forensic experts visit a shallow grave after suspects fingered the body. police protect the site as the investigation continues.
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