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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2010
Page
2
Miners endure two months underground as test runs complete in the rescue shaft and 13-foot capsule. The plan aims to start pulling men out at dawn Wednesday with a staged release, first the fittest then the weakest, before helicopters fly them to Copiapo.
Dixon cites eating as a productivity booster while Willard Jett explains meals follow USDA and Ohio guidelines. Fewer junk items visible in cafeterias as students opt for school lunches. Nielsen notes increased federal funding linked to free and reduced lunch counts. Contact Lisa Roberson at 329-7121 or Roberson chronicles.com.
Police Chief Larry Bliss describes a safety workers contract as providing structure amid layoffs. Council OKs an ODOT repair pact on Route 254 over Black River with village maintenance duties only. work to start after an Oct deadline. Abbe Road widening hearing set for Feb 8. grants covering 89 percent of East River Road repaving awaiting Christmas decision. A $750 Sam’s Club grant funds expanded child ID program. Fire Chief Jeffrey Young says new CO level measuring equipment will aid on scene assessments.
A report notes possible carbon monoxide exposure at a fire scene and emphasizes safety for firefighters. Contact Melissa Hebert at 329-7129 via ormhebert chroniclet.com for details and guidance on precautions and scene assessment.
In Afghanistan NATO shifted its initial Taliban bomb explanation for aid worker Linda Norgrove’s death to the possibility that a grenade detonated by U S forces during the failed rescue may have killed her. British PM Cameron defended the mission while the US and NATO pledge an investigation with UK cooperation.
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