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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 2001
Page
1
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A tentative multi million settlement has been reached in the 1994 child molestation suit against Lorain County Head Start's parent agency. The deal would be funded by insurance with a reported 800000 dollars to the children and their parents and 200000 dollars in legal fees. Defendants include Nancy Smith and Joseph L Allen who were convicted in 1994. Davis Doughton and K Ronald Bailey commented on the process. Federal court action and habeas corpus claim remain unresolved.
Elyria officials note construction costs for the county justice center rose from about 16 million to over 50 million due to design additions since 1997. Randall Gordon of Collins Gordon and Bostwick explains the 1997 plan was 96 200 square feet smaller and lacked features later added to meet 25 year court system needs.
Washington based Energy Department forecast higher summer gasoline prices than last year due to tight supplies and potential bottlenecks. Average prices likely above the $1.53 a gallon paid last summer with inventories around 200 million barrels by late May, posing risk of sharp run ups if disruptions occur.
An Energy Department forecast warns motorists may pay more this summer than last summer’s average of 1.53 dollars per gallon. The projection highlights expected higher gasoline prices as travel increases and refining costs shift.
Elyria Patrolman Michael Tanner had suspension lifted but remains out on extended sick leave. Safety director Rothgery cited ongoing evaluation of conduct after a school bus incident, while Police Chief Medders said the officer faced a noncriminal but disputed evaluation.
Elyria sheriff reports a countywide soda pop machine break-in spree ended with prints from a pair of shoes leading to two suspects. More than $6,000 in cash was stolen and about $60,000 in damage linked to the incident. Three other suspects face county grand jury action.
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