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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1996
Page
5
A weather entry notes record high and low for the period with relative humidity around 52 percent. Sunrise at 6141 a.m. and sunset today. south winds 15 to 25 knots tonight with a chance of thunderstorms.
Gary Bennett hails France as the best qualified among applicants for the Elyria school board vacancy. If approved her term runs through December 1997 with election needed in November 1997. she would bring community ties and financial acumen. France is a 1970 Elyria High School graduate, Marine Corps veteran, and nonprofit leader active on multiple boards.
A jury hears defense claims that Danny Smith would not commit murder to dodge drug charges as Raymond Smith is accused of gang activity and pressuring witnesses. Prosecutors reject bribery and intimidation allegations while detailing potential life or death penalty considerations.
Atlanta AP reports a nationwide AIDS decline in 1995 with 74,180 cases, 27.8 per 100,000. Blacks and women rise share, children drop to 800. AZT use may curb mother to child transmission. State figures show Ohio at 10.0 per 100,000 in 1996 down from 10.7 in 1994, amid broader regional disparities.
Elyria officials defend a city recycling program that saves landfill space and aims to control costs. The city pays BFI per ton for trash and recyclables while receiving payments for newspapers and grants for trucks. Even with higher per ton costs, officials argue net avoided costs and extended landfill life justify recycling.
Elyria experts say recycling alone cannot solve major environmental problems. Jim Sheehan of Earth Day Coalition and Cheri Gersak of Seventh Generation urge reduction and reuse, fewer packaging, and lifestyle changes like living near transit to cut pollution. Consumers should demand less packaging and products from recycled materials to close the loop.
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