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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2000
Page
1
A Chronicle report notes Internet taxis arriving with built in laptops to serve on the go passengers. The piece highlights mobile business use and directs readers to the Chronicle Telegram site for updates.
Singapore Airlines defended Captain CK Foong and the SQ006 crew after a Boeing 747 400 burst into flames on a Taipei runway killing 79. The jet, bound for Los Angeles with 179 aboard, carried 47 Americans including at least 23 dead. Investigators sought a possible runway object as offshore typhoon rains lashed Chiang Kai-shek Airport.
Steve Allen the droll comic who pioneered late night television with The Tonight Show has died at 78 at his son Bills Encino home. He starred as the King of Swing in The Benny Goodman Story and appeared on Broadway and in soap operas while writing books plays and music. Allen shaped television history with the 1953 Tonight Show and left a vast creative legacy beyond his TV work.
Police recovered a knife from a garbage container near the IGA at Stearns and Bagley roads tied to Christopher Power, 18, in the Sunday killing of his mother Sandy Power, 49. Authorities say the two argued and the motive remains unclear. Police believe only two people know what happened.
Lorain County voters near 9 000 absentee ballots turned in with a record turnout forecast for Election Day. Director Marilyn Jacoberk notes November 1992 had nearly 12 000 absentee ballots, and about 120 000 residents of the county are registered to vote. Ohio officials cite large rolls additions after the March primary and precinct boundary changes under a new state law.
Prosecutors seek to revoke bond for Michael Kish owner of the burned former Freezer Queen Pizza factory at 41889 Helen St Elyria Township. The fire that destroyed the facility over the weekend is suspected arson. Kish faces drug charges including marijuana and cocaine possession and conspiracy to traffick. Authorities continue fire marshal and ATF investigations with samples sent to a Columbus lab as police await guidance from the Fire Marshal.
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