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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1997
Page
1
The Indians piled up 17 hits and routed the Brewers 11 to 6. Key performances came from standout hitters as the offense sparked early and built a comfortable margin, holding off late Brewers pressure.
World and Nation notes cover walleye spawning season on Lake Erie as Ohio anglers prepare gear, while Red River floods force evacuations in Grand Forks North Dakota and East Grand Forks Minnesota.
The 140 foot Furnace Street water tower, standing on 20 legs and built in 1937, is being sandblasted and repainted in a $500,000 project by G and M Painting Enterprises. About 14 workers operate high above ground with body harnesses as lead paint removal drives the costly job.
Gen Colin Powell, discussing the three day Presidents Summit for America’s Future, says civilian volunteering compares with Gulf War command in its reach and reward. The event, spearheaded by George W. Romney, gathers President Clinton, former presidents, and delegations from 150 communities and all 50 states in Philadelphia.
Lorain St Joseph Regional Health Center will adopt the name Community Health Partners starting Monday after merging with Mercy Health System. CEO Brian Lockwood cited the long, cumbersome former name and said the change signals growth into a regional provider with Mercy backing. The new system, with 1600 employees and a 90 million dollar operating budget, aims to compete with major hospitals like University Hospitals and Cleveland Clinic.
In Winchester Rep Frank Wolf outlines potential benefits of a balanced federal budget by 2002. He argues homeowners save on mortgages and auto loans drop, while economists caution effects would be gradual with rates possibly modestly lower and slower growth over years.
Reports from Israel say Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be prosecuted in the influence-peddling scandal that has gripped his government for about 13 weeks. Coalition members threatened to topple the government while Likud ministers hinted at resignations as the attorney general weighing indictments for others.
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