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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1999
Page
1
Zoran Karic leads Cleveland Crunch as they beat Philadelphia 30 to 15 at the CSU Convocation Center to clinch the Easter Conference title and advance to the National Professional Soccer League finals.
Investigators say Robyn K. Anderson, 18, bought at least two weapons used in the Columbine High School massacre at a Denver area gun show. Officials caution she is a witness, not a suspect, with prosecutors noting three guns may have been provided by her after she turned 18 in November or December.
In Littleton Colorado more than 1,000 students and friends attended the funeral for Dave Sanders a 47 year old teacher and coach who placed himself between danger and his students during a shooting last week. Students recalling his courage credit him with saving lives and guiding teens through peril.
A Washington Post-ABC News poll of 500 high school students and 522 parents finds one third heard a student threaten to kill, four in 10 know someone troubled enough to be a potential killer, and many believe easy access to guns and bomb-making information raise risk. Despite fear, over 80 percent feel safe from school violence.
Lorain County watchdog group says 12 area lending institutions did not adequately serve low and moderate income and minority neighborhoods. The Lorain County Reinvestment Coalition released a 1997 data based report comparing loan applications to approvals and highlighting disparities across lenders.
A Lorain County jury cleared Spencer Township of liability in the death of three month old Spencer Messenger in a 1994 accident on Bursley Road near the county line. The Messengers sought 2 million dollars claiming road condition contributed to the crash that killed the infant. The jury ruled the road condition a nuisance and deliberated nearly two days before the verdict.
About 100 parents and staff packed Lorain Middle School's cafeteria as a three hour school board meeting debated the two week suspension of math teacher Terence Traut after he used a racial slur in a seventh grade class. Administrators moved Traut to Whittier Middle School amid the fallout as calls grew for clearer discipline and accountability.
A Wake man, John Beveridge, 56, of 4867 Green Road, died after a Monday afternoon crash at Gore Orphanage Road and U S Route 20. He was driving a Plymouth Acclaim and died at Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland. Ralph Burras II, 43, of Fairfield, Ohio, the semi driver, was uninjured. Both wore seat belts. Beveridge was a nurse anesthetist at Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin.
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