Mexico City hit by second quake leaves many in debris
Mexico City faced a 7.3 magnitude quake hours after a 7.8 temblor killed at least 2,000. Buildings collapsed and fires and gas leaks sparked fear as residents slept on streets. Three Americans died in the earlier quake. widespread outages and gas cuts disrupted the capital and neighboring Guadalajara.
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Nevada
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Emergency information numbers for U.S. citizens abroad
The State Department has set up special emergency contacts for the Mexican crisis. Inquiries from U.S. citizens in Mexico should be directed to 202 632 6610 or 202 653 7959 for information and assistance.
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Amherst woman killed in head-on crash on Cooper Foster Park Rd
A 25 year old Amherst woman Marsha Vonkaenel died when her 1976 Chevrolet Vega was struck head on by a 1977 Dodge pickup driven by Victor Zaborowski 19 of Lorain on Cooper Foster Park Road near Terra Lane around 12:20 a.m. Valerie Roval 20 of Parma Heights in the Vega was in serious condition with injuries. Zaborowski and Roval were treated at Lorain Community Hospital. police found beer in the pickup. Blood test pending. case to be presented to prosecutors.
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Early morning fire hits Elyria factory
The Glaze Plating Co at 205 Parmely Ave sustained heavy damage in a two alarm blaze. Fire crews arrived around 1:45 am and 1:51 am. five units and 13 firefighters worked three hours to control the fire. Damage estimated at 150000 with no injuries. investigators search for cause.
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Weather outlook and pole vault remark
Inside Tonight reports partly cloudy skies with a low in the mid-50s and light east winds. Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high near 80 and a 10 percent rain chance both tonight and Sunday. The piece notes pole-vaulters throw themselves into their work.
Autumnal equinox marks official start of fall at 10 07 a.m
North Ridgeville weather observer Ray Diederich notes a cooler and drier summer than average. September opened 3.6 degrees hotter and 2.5 inches drier, with fall expected to bring more rain as cooler weather arrives.
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North Ridgeville
Ray Diederich
No Reward Planned in DeChant Murders
Avon mayor Thomas Wearsch said there are no plans to offer a reward for information on the stabbing deaths of Arlene and Leonard DeChant. Police digest information first, then consider a reward. Greg DeChant survived the Aug. 30 attack, and others have offered money.
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Leonard DeChant
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Apple Festival Opens in Elyria Attracts 35000 Plus Crowd
Robin the toddler wandered from her mother in Ely Square during the Apple Festival opening day. Police and officials found the child unharmed as crowds filled booths, fritters, ice cream and crafts drew attendees. Lyle Crosby, festival president, hailed Friday’s turnout as fabulous and noted extra seating and police presence.
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