11 Sep 2003
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2003
Page
1
Maurice Clarett was suspended for the 2004 season for NCAA rule violations tied to improper benefits and lying to investigators. He will remain on scholarship. a donation to charity equal to the improper benefits may be required for reinstatement after the year.
Elyria mayoral race intensifies as the incumbent and challenger trade sharp jabs following a heated debate. Tensions rise over policy points and leadership during the campaign.
Two years after the World Trade Center attack New York shows both grief and renewal. Hundreds of thousands remain jobless and Wall Street struggles to rebound as trucks roll past the rebuilt roads guiding toward the still scarred site. Spirit persists amid recovery.
Elyria firefighters carry reminders of the Sept. 11 losses linking to New York colleagues. Capt. David Igneczi’s station office at No. 2 is filled with mementos of friendships and shared memories from before and after the attacks.
Christina Jolliffe Harkins and Cindy Letse reflect on the September 11, 2001 attacks and the 2,792 lives lost. Two years and two wars later, families in Lorain County recount loss, near misses, and the sacrifices of those who cleared rubble without pay while personal grief persists.
New York marks the second anniversary of the September 11 attacks with silent observances across the nation. At ground zero relatives and dignitaries will pause at 8 46 a m. In Washington President Bush will observe the moment on the White House South Lawn, while 200 children read aloud the 2792 names near the former north tower site.
The report outlines heightened readiness with Red Cross actions and a push to deploy more police powers. It notes ongoing debates over terrorism laws and the Patriot Act, while travel sectors continue to struggle amid uncertainty.
FDA warning to Invacare Corp. cites improper testing of a fuse modification added to battery wiring in motorized wheelchairs and inadequate investigation of reports of overheating and fire hazards. The Cincinnati FDA office notes delays in testing and notes recalls tied to earlier defects. Invacare disputes the allegations.
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