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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2003
Page
4
In a statement the attorney general said the office would not confirm or deny an investigation into Limbaugh. He described starting painkillers years ago after spinal surgery, developing an addiction, and two prior facility reset attempts. He also noted hearing loss from an autoimmune inner ear condition and a cochlear implant procedure.
King argues management must change as REP, now in bankruptcy after a sharp two month slide sparked by a plant explosion during the Aug 14 blackout. The firm, once under RTI, faced ongoing maintenance failures, a recession and bad luck. Perry Capital’s bid to run the steelmaker is uncertain while Willoughby notes possible new offers from investment groups seeking a quick profit. Rep funding keeps operations alive until a sale, with much plant activity resumed.
The Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Shirin Ebadi sparked praise from Colin Powell and regional activists while critics like Tahany el Gebaly questioned the selection. Western leaders framed the award as support for women’s rights amid post 9 11 tensions, with Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch urging continued defense of human rights.
NHTSA will add road tests to a formula to assess rollover risk, guiding buyers. In 2002 rollover deaths reached 10,666, up 5 percent. Experts say safety features like airbags and stability control are now key selling points as concerns over security rise after September 11.
Gov. Gray Davis taped David Letterman’s Top Ten countdown sharing playful tips for successor Arnold Schwarzenegger. The recall-era governor quips include jokes about oil, Leno, Bush, Terminator 3 salary, and California pronunciation.
Mary Springowski corrected a Friday report noting her approval of the Econoline van deal with Ford and UAW while expressing dissatisfaction with the UAW Ford contract for the Escape line at the Ohio Assembly Plant. The Friday story included an inaccurate quote from Springowski.
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