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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1998

Page

8

Jonesboro tragedy and gun culture critique

A column questions NRA training and youth gun use after the Jonesboro school shootings. It cites alleged proper adult guidance, calls for accountability, and notes easy access to long guns. The piece also comments on Cleveland gaining an NFL expansion team and a tuition voucher study in Ohio.

Jonesboro Ark National Rifle Association NRA Andrew Golden Mitchell Johnson Arkansas Cleveland National Football League Lake Erie Metropoli Detroit Browns Denver Ohio George Voinovich

Lorain Budget Sparks Clash In City Council

Lorain officials clashed as the council barely balanced the year budget with 4 million cut from last year 1.3 million more in revenues. Mayor Joseph Koziura faulted a self insurance fund surplus for hospital costs while Law Director Michael Scherach called a land transfer illegal. The Finance and Claims Committee trimmed hospital funding by 1.3 million rather than using the surplus. Tensions grew as Koziura blamed departments for lack of cooperation and auditors reported late budget access.

Lorain Joseph Koziura Finance and Claims Committee Michael Scherach Koziura

New Wing Opens as Rock Hall of Fame Moves

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum debuts a new $4 million wing moving the hall of fame from the sixth floor to a multimedia attraction. Director Ben Sheppard Gallagher notes the shift responds to visitor criticism and reframes the exhibit as a more active, illuminated display.

Cleveland Rock Hall Ben Shepp Ard Gallagher Hall of Fame Gallagher Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum

Ex-aide guilty of patient abuse at Murray Ridge center

Former Murray Ridge Production Center aide Chris F. Bender of Lorain pleaded no contest to two counts of patient abuse and two counts of assault for striking a 42 year old mentally disabled man during diaper changes. He faces up to three years in prison and a $15,000 fine with sentencing in about six weeks. Prosecutors say a second client was also struck though no charges were filed. The incident prompted immediate reassignment and his voluntary quitting. officials say the client was not seriously injured.

Elyria Murray Ridge Chris F. Bender Oakwood Drive Lorain Bender Oberlin Michael Moorman Moorman Ted Chmura Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Chmura Gregory White

Driver asks for death toll after wreck in Elyria

Frank T. Sciabica 29 of Elyria failed to appear for a drunken driving hearing in Elyria Municipal Court. After a Route 20 collision that injured a driver, he fled, was captured on Lee Road, and refused a breath test while claiming he might have killed someone. A broken beer bottle and belligerent conduct were noted in custody.

Furnace Street Elyria Lorain City Sciabica

North Olmsted Firm Wins Elyria Tow Contract

Norman's Towing of North Olmsted won Elyria Police Department vehicle towing for three years starting May 1 after the Safety Committee recommended exclusive use. The deal includes an impound yard at 126 Locust St near Engelhard Corp, with ownership by Greg Norman. Three Lorain County rowing firms protested changes to the rules.

Elyria North Olmsted Lorain County Norman Elyria Police Department Norman’s Towing Michael Keys Locust St Greg Norman Engelhard Corp

Elyria Moves Ahead With Temporary Water Fixes

The city will inject chemicals to block lead and copper and says tastes and rates won’t change. Despite a 1-year delay from an EPA order for a permanent corrosion control system, officials continue negotiations and monthly notices to customers as plans for a permanent solution are discussed.

Elyria Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Jennifer Peterson Ohio Epa Terry Shilling Shilling

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