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A gruesome
task
Search crews begin collecting
Katrina’s victims
25,000 body bags arriving in
state
Erin McClam
The Associated Press
NEW
ORLEANS — With the waters receding, New Orleans faces a
ghastly task of epic dimensions not seen by an American
city in perhaps a century: collecting, identifying and
then burying potentially thousands of corpses, many of
them bloated, decayed or no doubt mangled beyond
recognition.
Already, officials said they have
25,000 body bags on hand in Louisiana, and a temporary
warehouse morgue is being readied to handle 5,000 dead.
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Monica Taylor was one of many
that picked up an STD at Matri Gras in Elyria. |
Local
Elyria Pub infested with STD’s and crabs.
Brian Bardwell
The Chronicle-Telegram
ELYRIA — The Elyria Health and Public Safety division
is investigating the historic Marti Gras Pub for a mass
break out of STD’s and crabs. Health and Public Safety
investigators were notified of a growing number of STD
cases from Elyria Memorial hospital over the last 6
months.
Richard Scrotter of Elyria Health Division believes the
outbreak started many years ago do to carpeted seating
and the lack of undergarments not worn by many female
patrons.
Bruce Pasternak, 46 of North Ridgeville a long time
patron of Marti Gras claims that he has experienced
isolated incidents of large rashes and out of control
itching.
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5 children
sickened after lunch at school
Brian
Bardwell
The Chronicle-Telegram
ELYRIA —
Northwood Junior High School shut down its lunch
services and city Health Department workers launched an
investigation Thursday after five students fell ill
shortly after the first lunch period.
The school had
been serving chicken, mashed potatoes, vegetables and
rolls to students, several of whom who went to the
school nurse’s office complaining of flu-like
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Foltin’s
vacation draws fire
Shawn Foucher
The
Chronicle-Telegram
LORAIN — George W. has his
Crawford dude ranch. Condoleezza Rice has her Manhattan
digs. The late Ronald Reagan had his California horse
farm.
And Lorain Mayor Craig Foltin has his New York
state campground.
Foltin has held to an ironclad
vacation agenda for the past 20 years: a one-week trip
to Florida to attend the Cleveland Indians’ spring
training.
More recently, however, Foltin left for a
three-week camping trip in New York, a vacation spot he
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Many Ohio companies got loose,
low-interest 9/11 loans
Carrie
Spencer
The Associated Press
COLUMBUS —
Low-interest loans meant for Sept. 11 recovery helped an
airport convenience store and fledgling video producers,
but also a dentist and other business owners who said
they didn’t know they were receiving terrorism-related
aid.
Six area companies were among those that
received the loans, including a travel agency,
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