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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1994
Page
1
Scientists report a patient autologous vaccine using the tumor cells plus an immune stimulator reduced melanoma recurrence after surgery. At three years, 60 percent remained cancer free versus 20 percent with surgery alone, suggesting potential for broader cancer vaccines.
Huizenga steps down as president of Larson Foundry after a failed bid to buy the business. Robert Penick, descendant of the founding family, becomes president as Walter Larson remains majority stockholder. Huizenga notes family reinvolvement and an intact management team while citing downsizing and bad accounts cleaned up.
Residents with less money and influence face a proposed fly ash dump by Cleveland Electric Duminating Co. Congressman Sherrod Brown and Sharon Kleppel of the Catholic Action Commission of Lorain County voiced concerns about economic equity and backed opponents after a meeting last week.
Heavy rains forced residents to evacuate homes and schools as Scioto Hocking and Wills Creek rivers kept flood warnings active. A flood watch stretched from Portsmouth to Toledo, with 3,000 sandbags laid along the Miami River and efforts to shore up flood defenses ongoing by Monday. Two deaths linked to weekend flooding were reported.
Elyria councilman Wil iam Grace argues the city political sign size limits infringe free speech and should be loosened. Other officials at a Monday Community Development Committee meeting push to keep the ordinance as written despite Grace's concerns. A council member accuses Grace of seeking personal gain in reworking the rule. The ordinance, passed last year, caps a single face at 08 square inches and both faces at 616 square inches.
The Ohio Buckeye 5 top prize of 100000 dollars was won by a ticket sold in Elyria at Bookseller Video. Numbers drawn were 8 13 25 34 and 36.
GRAFTON The Lorain Correctional Institution appoints Nona Rose as warden of the maximum security processing center. Regent Wilkinson of the state Department of Rehabilitation and Correction announced the selection, noting Rose’s long Ohio prison service since 1984 and his readiness to be the decision maker.
Elyria officials announce a midnight Friday deadline for tax returns and extensions. Post office crews at Elyria Main Office 345 East Bridge Street will keep a full window open and late mailings postmarked April 15. Similar hours apply at Lorain Main Post Office 863 Broadway and Wellington Post Office 206 North Main Street.
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