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The overpass for Interstate 90 will be closed at 7:30 p.m. Local authorities urge motorists to seek alternate routes and expect brief delays during the outage window.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1998
Page
3
Ohio Rejects Welfare to Work Grant Offer
Washington report says Ohio will bypass an $88 million welfare to work grant. Governor George Voinovich announced the decision in a letter to Labor Secretary Alexis Herman, citing program complexity. Ohio will instead use funds from another program to pursue job training for hard-to-place welfare recipients, aided by federal changes granting state flexibility.
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NAACP membership breakfast slated in Elyria
The Elyria Branch of the NAACP will hold its annual membership breakfast at 9am on April 25 at the First Congregational United Church, 330 Second St. Those attending will hear keynote speaker Lorain County Commissioner Michael Ross and meet Elyria's new school superintendent E Jean Harper. Music by Minister Tommie Harris and Shirley Chambers. Admission is 10 for adults and 6 for children. For tickets call 440 322 9838 or 440 329 4872. Members may renew at the door.
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Tommie Harris
Shirley Chambers
Glenn Glenn inducted into Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
U S Sen John Glenn and 16 others were inducted into Ohio's Senior Citizens Hall of Fame. The 1998 ceremony is May 27. Inductees include Sister Mary Humbert Davis, Luella Glick, Pauline Radebaugh, Dennis Morris, and posthumous honors for William Henry Fouse and Frank Angelo Nappi. Glenn, 76, earliest American to orbit Earth, later four term state senator and scheduled October space shuttle flight.
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