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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2002
Page
4
A weather note reports moisture causing light rain in southern and eastern Michigan areas. Elsewhere clouds dominate with partial sun. Wind and visibility details for Lake Erie are included, noting east winds and small wave heights.
Visitors travel from Berea and Sandusky to Hillcrest Orchards where students watch apples float through sorting lines and learn life cycles of pumpkins and apples. Owner Bill Dodd and family emphasize agro tourism with a corn maze Maize Quest open on weekends, charging seven dollars for adults and five for youths.
Officials discuss sniper escape tactics from moving vehicles and the challenge of tracking by security cameras. Timoney notes five minutes can cover ground near major routes. Washington beltway exits number in the dozens. Witnesses reported a fleeing white Dodge minivan in two linked slayings, with about 9,000 similar vans in the region.
Surveillance cameras are in the area as Manassas police pursue clues in a string of sniper attacks. Police described the case as difficult but said more information is developing each minute. A prior shooting in Fredericksburg is noted, with a wounded woman.
Local representatives split on a House resolution authorizing U S force against Iraq. The 296 to 133 vote drew opposition from Sherrod Brown and Marcy Kaptur who criticized the rush to war and called for UN support and clearer costs and implications. Paul Gillmor supported the measure, saying many lawmakers fear threats to national security and allies.
The article notes a shift toward exhausting diplomatic channels before force, with 60 day reporting to Congress after action. Bush aims for United Nations authorization while willing to act independently if needed, backed by strong Congress support to bolster U S efforts at the Security Council amid French Russian and Chinese resistance.
At a news conference with Ohio House leader Dean DePiero, Bruening announced he would seek a seat on the House education committee if elected. DePiero lauded Bruening as a rare freshman with needed experience, while Bruening emphasized broader higher education access beyond Ohio State, Miami, Kent State, and Ohio University.
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