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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2003
Page
3
Pleasant today with mostly sunny skies in Ocala Indiana. Start of the day becomes clearer by afternoon with cooler gentle winds. Michigan reports variable sun with a chance of bright periods and chilly tonight. Lake Erie forecasts winds 10 to 15 knots today with 1 to 1 foot waves and visibility clear to the horizon.
AT Spregs says the new bridge westbound lanes will be open by year end with eastbound finish planned for 2004. The $5.6 million project started in 2002 and uses a longer lasting micro silica concrete mix. The 15 6 feet beams weigh 198000 pounds and aim to provide a clear river opening amid night work and protests from Teamsters at the site.
LCT riders voice anxiety as Lorain County plans to take over the transit agency within about six months. Commissioners hint at possible service cuts, risking routes used by handicapped and elderly riders, with petitions circulating to boost funding. Community members urge preserving routes and reliability while exploring cost-saving options like ending First Transit contract.
Bradley, driving a black 2002 Lexus from Long Beach, Calif., was clocked at 52 mph in a 25 mph zone around 2:50 a.m. in Cuyahoga Falls. He refused a speedime citation, fled briefly, then surrendered and posted bond. He was granted a court date continuance to Sept. 12 as Indians spokesman Milton DiBiasio commented on his season.
Morgan Stanley forecasts a leaner wage rise and modest drug co pay increases for Ford Chrysler and GM amid weak market share and fierce foreign competition. Health care remains a major issue with unions insisting on near cost free coverage while concessions may be demanded elsewhere. Analysts warn GM could lead to a pattern contract that Ford and Chrysler may struggle to match, potentially delaying a strike given the firms’ finances.
McCartney warned layoffs may be needed due to limited personnel and tight timeline. Sokol expects an insurance settlement today for blast furnace damage from the blackout, while Willoughby said discussions continue. If funds come, REP plans to bring back workers and hire contractors to finish the furnace project. Inside the mill, silence dominates, with 1986 shutdown recalled as a comparison.
Rain and mud did not deter a crowd of about 130,000 on the National Mall for a free NFL kickoff concert featuring Britney Spears, Aerosmith, and Aretha Franklin. The event promoted the Redskins versus Jets opener with two arrests reported by US Park Police.
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