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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2011
Page
1
Ohio State risks dropping from the top 25 after a 24-6 defeat to Miami. The Buckeyes, aiming to climb, were routed as the Hurricanes controlled the game.
The Reno air race disaster killed nine as investigators seek cause after a 1940s P-51 Mustang lost tail pieces and plummeted into VIP seating. Witnesses heard strange engine noises and saw debris explode in a dust cloud as safety officials review amateur video of a possible elevator trim tab failure.
The UAW and GM finalize a four year contract featuring signing bonuses and potential enhanced profit sharing. Observers note changes in military culture as the service ban on openly gay members nears formal end, with many reporting subtle shifts before Tuesday.
Lisa Roberson reports on Jeanette Hagerty 17 winning the Apple Festival pageant amid a lively schedule at Cascade Park. Activities include a 5K race, car show, apple press demos, and performances by Rudy & the Illusions and the Sweetest pageant contestants Brittany Joy Fischer Macy Balog Nandia Cruz and Sarah Henthorn.
Veterans at VFW Post 1079 held a POW and MIA tribute detailing prisoners of war and missing servicemen from World War II and later conflicts. Speakers recalled capture, hardship, and survival while stressing the duty to account for all missing personnel and honor those who endured.
The Allen Memorial Art Museum in Oberlin reopened after a $10 million systems renovation. Freshman Anna Dean of Los Angeles toured the revived space, praising art’s value and saying she will visit often. The museum’s director left for Cornell as a familiar sculpture, Ceiling Dragon, now greets visitors at the gallery entrance.
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