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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2002
Page
3
Multiple fragmented weather notes indicate sunny and warm conditions in Virginia and Indiana, with cooler nights and fog in parts of Pennsylvania. Showers are possible in the eastern half, while most areas expect clear skies and comfortable temperatures tonight and tomorrow.
The Princess Pageant selects a new queen at 2 p.m. with 16 contestants competing for a trip for two to Cancun sponsored by FunJet Vacations and the Apple Festival. Queen and runners up win $3,000 in gifts. festival runs Friday to Sunday with music stages, parades, and various activities.
Allen Grobe runs Grobe’s Farm in Ohio with his wife Laurie and mother Annette. The farm, operating since 1889, offers over 12 apple varieties including Jonathan Gala Red Court and Macintosh plus vegetables. The harvest is early this year and festival stands feature cider by the cup and bottles, caramel apples and fritters.
Butt and Stone clash over fragments of a conversation that led to a scare near Interstate 75 as three U S citizens including Gheith, a naturalized Jordanian, face questions. Attorneys say misunderstanding though authorities stopped the cars for a toll plaza issue en route to Miami. Officials at Ross University did not comment.
Officials warn criminals may exploit prepaid cell services and cards to evade surveillance. Attorney General Ashcroft cites the Patriot Act to expand FBI powers, noting past cases from Osama bin Laden to the Oklahoma City suspects, who used prepaid calls before major acts.
Kristen Jackson disappeared Monday night prompting a major search led by volunteers and 40 FBI agents. Hundreds assisted with helicopters, dogs, and boats while more than 40,000 dollars in rewards were pledged and thousands of fliers circulated. The mother reported she warned authorities as friends described seeing Kristen near the fairgrounds around 9 pm. the investigation expanded to the FBI questioning a person of interest as searches continued.
A Sunday report used an incorrect spelling for Lorain police officer James W. Gedling in detailing the final game related note. The record notes the correct surname Gedling and the officer’s association with the Lorain police department.
A Republic Engineered Products spokesman said the medical bills for two workers should be covered by the state Workers' Compensation board, not Republic Technologies International, which had paid a premium for the coverage before its bankruptcy.
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