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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 2003

Page

4

Rescue pup ordeal ends with man floating safely

Gallatin jumped into Vermilion River to save a drowning puppy as Breezes out of the south pushed the boat away. He surfaced about a quarter mile north northwest of the Vermilion River mouth with the puppy on his chest. Tia and Chevy Quigley of Vermilion pulled him from the water after hearing his cries near the breakwall. Gallatin was not wearing a life jacket and stayed calm by controlling his breathing as rescuers arrived.

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Israel Eyes Removing Arafat as Oslo Ties Fray

Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat warned that Israel’s security cabinet moved toward removing him by exile, arrest, or further isolation after 18 months of confinement. Sharon’s aide said Arafat’s presence blocks peace, while Arafat urged world pressure to stop killings and settlement activity in the West Bank and Gaza.

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Powell seeks consensus on Iraq postwar plan at Geneva talks

U S and allied leaders clash over who runs Iraq after Saddam. Powell hopes to forge a timetable for a new constitution and elections under a UN managed force with American leadership. France and Russia voice strong cautions while Germany supports more talks in New York to narrow gaps.

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Wellington Man Injured In Route 511 Crash

James Reichlin, 19, from Wellington, was injured Friday when his 1994 Chevrolet Corsica overturned on state Route 511 near Jones Road, then hit a ditch and a tree. He was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. no citations were issued.

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Beverage contracts shape Ohio school funding deals

Ohio school districts use beverage sponsorships to fund improvements. Vermilion Schools benefited from a 10-year Coke deal worth about $662,000, adding bleachers and a computer lab while addressing health concerns over carbonated drinks. Wellington's Pepsi agreement supplied scoreboards worth over $52,000. Midview shifted from Coke to Pepsi in 1998, receiving scoreboards and $50,000 upfront, plus annual soda sales commissions used for academics.

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Cola ties spark school soda bans across major districts

Schools in Philadelphia New York City and Los Angeles have banned soda sales amid nutrition concerns. The National PTA alignment with Coca Cola drew fire from Gary Ruskin Commercial Alert who accuses the PTA of promoting corporate interests over child welfare. Coca Cola counters with a milk based Swerve drink and notes schools asked for healthier options while Pepsi highlights its broad beverage portfolio.

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Columbia Schools Reject Beverage Contract Stand in Lorain County

Columbia Local Schools in Lorain County ended its Pepsi contract years ago and now prioritizes vendor freedom. Superintendent Jim Knapp says allowing schools to choose products enhances cost savings and autonomy, with plans to install a new vending machine. Contact Dave Perazek at 329-7119 or dperazek@chronictelgram.com.

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