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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1997

Page

13

Elyria Ward 6 Candidates Endorse Gail Abbey for Council

In Elyria Ward 6 the primary features Gail Abbey and Roy Lee Williams. Abbey, 57, promoted by Mayor Keys and Evelyn France, leverages 29 years in Ward 6 and union leadership to promise prompt city services and an independent voice. Williams, 62, a former Lorain County Engineer staffer, highlights streets and snow removal as top issues. Brownfield impact and easing transitions noted as ongoing concerns.

Elyria Roy Lee Williams Oakwood Drive Gail Abbey Brunswick Avenue Williams Abbey Elyria Education Association Michael Keys Evelyn France Keys Lorain County Ken Carney Carney

Supreme Court narrows liability for local governments in police abuse case

In a 54 vote the Supreme Court limited how far municipalities can be held liable for actions by police or deputies. The Jill Brown case from Bryan County Oklahoma highlighted a deputy’s assault during a checkpoint incident that left Brown with lifelong knee damage. The ruling curbs future suits by lowering accountability for trained workers.

U.S. Supreme Court Jill Brown High Court Bryan County Okla Maimer Burns BJ. Moore Moore Stacy Brown Supreme Court Commonweal Limps Scripps Howard News Service

Tapegate charge draws headlines over Hill council clash

Warren Blakely accuses Mayor Deanna Hill of using a council attack to divert attention from a state auditor report on grant money while she was a teacher. He questions public notice and raises concerns about a city employee acting as spokesman on a private school issue.

Deanna Hill Tom Sweeney Warren Blakely Ridgeville

Midview Education Investment Sparks Property Value Debate

A study estimates raising a child to 18 costs 175000 and college adds 80000. Midview homes rise from 50000 to over 100000 in a decade, with tax funding for schools rising slowly. Midview spends 4950 per child, second lowest in Lorain County, half funded by the state.

Midview Lorain County

Letters urging passage of five year school levy

A reader argues for a five year emergency levy to fund state education. The writer notes two Midview graduates, one an engineer and the other a teacher, and stresses unfunded mandates for disabled students, new books, and technology essential for 21st century schooling.

Midview

North Olmsted Library Levy Debate and Location

North Olmsted activists urge a library at the recreation center and call for a survey of public habits after workouts. They cite numerous meeting room options and parking concerns for events, arguing voters need more information before deciding on the levy and location.

North Olmsted Boyle Recreation Center

Freddie's qualified Elyria judge candidate praised by supporter

A campaign letter extolls Freddie Springfield for Elyria Municipal Court judge citing 16 years in law and family‑friendly decisiveness. The writer credits Freddie with workplace flexibility for a new mother and notes volunteer and court‑assignment service. Also endorses Vermilion mayoral candidate David Giese as honest, accessible, businesslike.

Freddie Springfield Elyria Freddie

Chronicle-Telegram to Publish May 6 Primary Letters

The Chronicle-Telegram will publish letters relating to the May 6 primary through Sunday. No letters concerning the election will be published after Sunday.

Chronicle-Telegram

Cal Thomas critiques Summit on Volunteerism as secular expansion

Cal Thomas argues the Philadelphia summit masks government expansion, cites Gallup figures on church-led volunteering, and questions the value of paying volunteers through AmeriCorps. He contrasts with Roosevelt's 1936 call for a national spiritual revival and urges National Day of Prayer on May 1.

Philadelphia Clinton Gallup AmeriCorps Franklin Roosevelt Roosevelt

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Keghine REATY the Chronicle A. C. Hudnutt A. Cooper Andrew R. Young Mefet Ssr Council Pauline Leboda Foster Avenue Leboda Gerald Hammond Stacy Burns Mrs. Brown Blakely North Ridgeville Midview Kids N. Olmsted Giese Vermilion David Pam Giese Dave David Giese Big Government America Barbara Dafoe Whitehead Solomon Cal Thomas Washington
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