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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2021
Page
1
In the moment of September 11 2001 the world shifted as the twin towers fell and a new era began. The piece reflects on how Iran Russia Libya and other actors responded and how the United States perceived its role as lone superpower before and after the attacks. It notes waning advantage and a sobering reassessment of influence.
Vermilion resident Gary Flynn recounts 10 day shifts on Ground Zero, saying crews placed human remains in pockets due to lack of bags and buckets. He and his dog Tasha searched through debris, vowing never to abandon countrymen, a memory he questions after 20 years. See K-9, A4.
Lorain County Community College hosted a 9/11 remembrance for its 13,000 students with President Marcia Ballinger speaking on unity and patriotism. Elyria police officer Mike Mullins led a moment of silence as Duane Dickson played Amazing Grace on bagpipes. prayers were offered by Rev. Damian Ezeani.
Retired Avon resident Robert Douglas recalls Sept. 11 2001 at Cleveland Center where a ground stop halted flights and 150 staff coordinated to land planes safely. He notes calm under pressure and emphasis on rapid landings amidst the busiest U S airspace between Chicago and New York City.
Locals recall the morning of September 11 2001 when American Airlines Flight 11 struck the north tower at 8 46 a m and United Flight 175 hit the south tower seventeen minutes later Americans watched the unfolding tragedy in real time as hijackers struck the Pentagon and a passenger revolt brought down Flight 93 near Shanksville Pennsylvania at 10 03 a m The images remain burned into collective memory.
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