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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1994
Page
1
A playful clash of pop icons features Cass as queen of bleeps over a scene where Madonna meets Dave in a surreal musical crossover. The piece riffs on celebrity chatter and artificial sound bites.
Six years ago Brian Austin was an infant with a body wide rare cancer and a predicted death. Now a rambunctious six year old, he and his family say God helped him recover. ABC News 20/20 visits North Olmsted to profile the Austins and their seven children.
Elyria City Solicitor Terry Shilling rejected police claims his office botched Municipal Court cases and released a 17 page report denying improper handling. Police say most officers are angry and plan further meetings to improve communication between departments.
A crucifix draped in red marks Good Friday at Holy Cross Church in Elyria as Christians observe the solemn day. Observers worldwide prepare for Easter, the holiest season in the Christian calendar.
Lorain County commissioner hopeful Matt Lundy urged a tour of the vacant Cook's building in Elyria Township to assess renovation costs beyond the claimed 2.7 million budget. His opponent Betty Blair refused citing legal risk and lacks a policy on tours.
Elyria officials face a $859000 Griswold Road widening project with $732000 billed to property owners. Superintendent Lester Schultz says the district’s $189000 share diverts funds from textbooks and deepens city school cooperation tensions.
The 1993 54 winter is described as among the four worst in memory by National Weather Service observer Ray Diederich and resident Danny Hicks. Lorain County hit a record low of 22 below zero on January 18, with snow and cold driving up heating costs and even beer can trades. Heat suppliers expect milder spring around April 22 though overall hardship persisted.
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