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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2001
Page
3
A cold air mass grips the midwest and northeast with snow showers across Ohio and parts of West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Winds remain strong in the region, with highs in the 36 to 46 range and frigid nights.
Aaron Sorkin, age 39, creator of The West Wing, was arrested at Burbank Airport on Sunday after a search found illicit mushrooms in a carry on. Airport spokesman Victor Gill said details on the mushrooms were unavailable. Sorkin was booked at Burbank city jail and released on $10,000 bond.
On a Monday night, Type O negative and Type A negative blood were scarce as all other types ran short. By 9 p.m. 53 donors had given blood. Elyria Post Office handled about 20 000 letters toward tax mailings with staff noting it was not overwhelmed. Shoppers and residents, including Della Robinson, filed taxes at the last minute amid a chorus of local comments.
Ohio draws update numbers include Midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 results for Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Buckeye 5 and Super Lotto Plus jackpot and past winning numbers are listed along with Bonus Ball figures for recent draws from multiple states including Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio.
A correction clarifies a January report misattributed statements by Eric Severs and Thomas Januzzi regarding acting judge experience for Oberlin Municipal Court. It also corrects an overstatement by Editor Andy Young about Wellington’s electorate, noting the village has fewer registered voters than Oberlin and Amherst, with precise comparative figures.
Mayor Grace backs a downtown Elyria High School Community Resource Campus featuring a fitness center and library link, while consultants flag environmental and green-space worries. The plan, costing about 60 million for school plus 25 million typical centers and 2.5 million for land, relies on bonds and state funds with multifaceted riverfront design and parking plans.
EXECUTION defense pursued the competency issue and the Supreme Court will await a transcript from Matia's hearing before deciding whether to stay the execution. Court spokeswoman Regina Koehler said Monday night. Timothy Sweeney, Scott's lawyer, said the trial court did its job and they will take it to the next level. Bret Crow, spokesman for Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery, said the state will oppose the appeal. Gov. Bob Taft denied clemency and a seven day reprieve. Scott, 48, has fought his death sentence to the U S Supreme Court, which refused to hear the case. The state's only other execution since 1963 was Wilford Berry in 1999.
A1 Catholic Action Commission coordinator Campbell describes a vigil to pray for Scott and for clemency from Gov. Bob Taft. He urges awareness that many death row cases are later found innocent and calls for nonlethal justice alternatives. If weather fails, the event moves to St. Mary’s.
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