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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1999
Page
1
A New York City man is fined $1,000 after his daughters are caught climbing a tree in Central Park. The item appears among local and state coverage on page C1 with other briefs.
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Yugoslavia urged refugees to go home claiming peace has prevailed in Kosovo and the 1¢month war is over. NATO jets continued heavy attacks on Belgrade and other cities as a former Cypriot president sought release of three captured U.S. soldiers. A Serbian official ruled out prisoner release while NATO bombardment persisted.
Common Pleas Judge Edward Zaleski ordered Peggy Mason reinstated as a part time Sheffield officer with back pay and benefits after she stopped a driver going 62 mph in a 35 mph zone en route to a complaint about inline skaters. Mason said she felt vindicated as the village must hire her back.
In Lorain, about 50 friends gathered at Christopher Starks' home to celebrate his 24th birthday after his bicycle and a stash of cassette tapes were stolen. By week’s end, Starks chose a new teal Zephyr bike at Spokes Bike Shop with help from Bob Morris of Morris Pontiac and Buick. A 200 check from Fred Zimmerman and offers from local businesses followed, and Starks planned to pick up the new bike. Brewer, Starks' mother, expressed gratitude for the community’s generosity.
A leaked police report details Carl Mandoke raising concerns in April 1992 about carbon disulfide from Nylonge Corp. potentially corroding Elyria sewers. Board members debated coatings and gaskets while Batelle researchers cautioned about pipe coating integrity. The 242 week probe ends with mixed views on warning significance.
Elyria based environmental group urges members to send post cards opposing Lorain County Regional Airport expansion. Airport Director Dan Abfall notes wetlands exist but will not hinder runway extension. Since last Thursday 49 postcards have been sent to commissioners from across Northeast Ohio, most from outside the county, with a shared harsh message against a regional jet freight port on Russia Road.
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