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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2001
Page
1
With a 2-0 series edge, the Yankees tighten grip on the World Series as they near victory. Seattle faces mounting pressure to rebound in the upcoming games.
President Bush urges China to back the war on terrorism during the economic summit in Shanghai. A Romanian journalist writes an uplifting editorial for American morale.
U S special forces are operating in southern Afghanistan to undermine the Taliban with the CIA and military backing. An anonymous government official said ground troops may expand operations in coming days as warplanes continue strikes in Kabul and surrounding areas.
Students at Northwood Junior High in Elyria care for a turtle habitat in the courtyard where a new baby turtle named Stacy was born. Father O J, three possible mothers, and staff member Traute Reimer describe the rare event and note breeding in captivity is unusual.
The confirmed anthrax victims rose to six with a CBS News staffer in New York and a postal worker near Trenton, New Jersey. Authorities said 43 people have been exposed and a $1 million reward was announced for information about the bioterrorists who mailed contaminated letters to three cities.
The Cleveland Indians and Fox Sports Net Ohio announce a new TV rights deal granting FSN Ohio a larger package of Indians games. The agreement doubles prior coverage, extends reach to more than 4 million households across Ohio and nearby states, and aims to boost team revenue.
Lorain residents near Consumers Builders Supply Co. say sand dust and concrete fragments from the North Ridge Road plant cause asthma bronchitis and lung disease. Councilwoman Anne Molnar urged county commissioners to intervene while noting EPA jurisdiction limits.
After a monthlong probe the CDC ruled out food and water as sources and linked the outbreak to the Lorain County Fair show barn. 23 E. coli cases were confirmed last month with 80 percent of victims having been in the barn at some point. The Health Department cited Janine Trotzier and noted the outbreak originated at the fair but details remain unsettled.
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