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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1999

Page

14

Five chosen for Lorain County port authority

Lorain County commissioners finished a closed session and will appoint the first five members to the new port authority at the Thursday meeting. They noted a balanced, varied background among selections and plan to expand to nine members later while dissolving the old airport authority.

Mary Jo Vasi Vasi Betty Blair Blair Lorain County Michael Ross Zens Port Authority Airport Authority Vast

Chlorine leak at Elyria wastewater plant contained, no injuries

A chlorine leak at the Wastewater Pollution Control Facility on Gulf Road was reported near 6 p.m. and contained on site without injuries or evacuations. Fire officials said unknown gas amount released, but venting allowed rapid dissipation and valves were shut to stop release.

Elyria Gulf Road Dempsey

Witness recants in food stamp theft case in Elyria

An Elyria man Anthony McClinton faces a circumstantial case after a star witness recanted. Prosecutors allege he used access keys and the alarm code at the Elyria Currency Exchange on Broad Street to steal about 250000 dollars in food stamps. The code was reportedly kept by McClinton’s former girlfriend in a pink paper slip. A prison acquaintance linked to the theft was also arrested.

Elyria Anthony McClinton Broad Street McClinton Lisa Milasky

Oberlin Names New Student Life Dean

Oberlin College appoints Dartmouth anthropology associate professor Peter D. Goldsmith to lead student life and services. He will assume the post July 1, replacing interim dean Deb McNish. Goldsmith will oversee dorms dining halls health center student union counseling and security.

Oberlin College Oberlin Dartmouth College Peter D. Goldsmith Deb McNish Goldsmith

Ex-inspector to testify on city handling of Nylonge case

Former Elyria pollution inspector Carl Mandoke will testify before a county grand jury about alleged intimidation and lax enforcement tied to Nylonge Corp. Mayor Michael Keys and aides are not charged. Police cleared officials. Mandoke disputes the finding and seeks baseline information from the investigation.

Elyria Carl Mandoke Michael Keys Keys Gregory White White Mandoke Nylonge Corp Lowell Street Mandeke Dennis Will Nylonge

Elyria Plans Six-Week Summer Program to Lift Test Scores

Elyria Schools will run a voluntary six week summer intervention for about 300 students in grades one through six identified as needing help. The $10 fee is covered by state funds and grants, with the goal of boosting proficiency test scores and district standing.

Elyria E. Jean Harper Michele Stoffan

Pauley guilty of menacing charge in Avon Lake case

Michelle Pauley pleaded no contest to a menacing charge. Municipal Judge John Mackin fined her 100 dollars and suspended a 30 day jail term, ordering her to stay away from the 17 year old victim and her family for two years.

Avon Lake Michelle Pauley John Mackin Pauley Mackin Michael Copp

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