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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1997
Page
7
A nostalgic essay reflects on early library trips to NatGeo and teen giggles at images. It discusses Internet porn fears, First Amendment concerns, and a Medina County library’s decision to keep unfiltered access while librarians can deem material obscene.
After years of debate county officials open the first sheriff substation beside the Penfield Township recycling center at Routes 301 and 18. The outpost will house deputies around the clock, enable on site report writing, and include a phone line to Elyria for dispatch.
Virginia Gilliam, 36, testified that James Gilliam Jr. beat her and threatened to burn their home on July 4 1995 before allegedly dousing gasoline and igniting a fire that caused $30 000 damage at 1926 Middle Ave. The couple’s three children escaped unharmed as Gilliam faces charges of aggravated arson felonious assault and domestic violence.
Lorain County districts plan a countywide alternative school to serve students with truancy or misbehavior. It will enroll up to 30 students at a time and cost about 5700 dollars per year per slot. Wayne Ross and Lester Schultz announced the plan after meeting editors.
NBC Nightly News profiled Oberlin College's budget restructuring to close a $3 million shortfall between tuition and cost of education. Spokeswoman Anita Buckmaster noted tuition will rise 4 percent for 1997 98, while endowments funded past gaps and many students receive financial aid. NBC's Fred Francis interviewed President Nancy Dye and others during March reporting.
Elyria, Ohio. Ronald L. Banks, 35, waived preliminary hearing and will face a county grand jury on an aggravated murder charge in the March 21 death of his estranged wife Giovani Banks, 33. Police say he stabbed her 13 times with a 9 inch hunting knife in front of their children, after buying the knife for 25 dollars that day at Dunham Sports.
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