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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2007
Page
1
Ohio residents face gas at 3.22 per gallon while U S leaders consider relief. Gov Strickland joins 16 governors in urging President Bush to curb price gouging and press oil firms to invest profits in refinery capacity. Congresswoman Sutton backs the Federal Price Gouging Prevention Act.
The House approves legislation to outlaw gas gouging amid high pump prices. The measure seeks penalties for price spikes and requires enforcement actions to protect consumers.
Cedar Point begins replacing a track section on the $21 million Maverick to remove the three heartline 360 degree rolls. The ride will still thrill, but riders will go upside down once instead of rolling three times. Height requirement rises from 48 to 52 inches for safety.
North Ridgeville 11 year old David Shinn diagnosed with precursor T lymphoblastic lymphoma in February 2007 undergoes chemotherapy. His teacher Gary Neely shaved his head to support him as classmates and staff raise funds through The David Shinn Fund at US Bank to help cover medical costs.
The body of Pfc. Joseph Anzack Jr. of Torrance was identified as the missing U S soldier after an ambush near Baghdad on May 12. DNA results were pending and the 10th Mountain Division led a large search with thousands of troops and Iraqi forces.
The Oberlin School Board unanimously approved the phoenix as the official nickname for Oberlin High School and Langston Middle School. It beat the Trailblazers and the Titans from a field narrowed to three, cited for rebirth and perseverance shown by the phoenix.
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