08 Apr 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1998
Page
1
Columnist notes an unfinished Oakland A's game that spilled into the early hours, calling it a sensational spectacle that could spark calls for investigations. The piece contrasts late crowds with shifting trends and references a one-minded rule shaping sports coverage.
Ford announces plans to put side air bags on all models with standard fit on luxury cars starting with Mercury Cougar and Lincoln sedans. By 2000 most Ford models will receive the feature as option or standard, aiming to curb deaths in side impact crashes.
U S Secretary Bruce Babbitt praised Oberlin for progress toward better race relations while urging more work nationwide. He designated the Wilson Bruce Evans House as a National Historic Landmark and met students, who challenged administration policies with a campus protest during the visit.
Sherr Yost, 32, of Lakewood, appeared in Lorain County Common Pleas Court pleading innocent to forgery and receiving stolen property charges tied to a stolen Ameritemp Inc. check over $500. Indicted in January, the case follows removal of her five children from a dirty Lorain home and their placement in foster care.
Lorain officials will not seek a ban on pit bull terriers. Law Director Michael Scherach favors a narrower rule prohibiting harboring dogs that have attacked and caused serious harm. He argues breed specific bans are hard to enforce and cites other cities' laws as examples.
Police investigated after five students from Franklin Elementary reported a woman shoved and hit them while they lined up for breakfast. The parent, who was dropping off two of her children, denied the allegations and said her kids were involved in pushing smaller students. She plans to pull her children from the school.
ELYRIA The 1874 brick building housing Serazin and Deery at 333 Third St will be demolished to clear space for Lorain County’s justice center at Third and Court streets. Attorneys declined moving the structure as impractical, with moving costs cited at 158000 plus land and foundation expenses. County appraisers placed the fair market value of the building and land at 122100. The county plans to purchase the property from the attorneys at that value as part of the project.
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