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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1993
Page
2
Southwest winds 10 to 20 knots with scattered showers and developing thunderstorms from the west. Waves build to 2 to 4 feet as moist air moves in.
Lorain plans a 12.3 million renovation of its 1880s water treatment plant to add baffles and extend chlorine contact time in line with EPA rules. Until completion, monthly notices warn residents the plant does not meet requirements. Elyria officials say their plant complies.
City officials clash over financial report conversions with Koscho barred from paying Costin & Co. for 1991 92 work. Scherach accuses Koscho of past noncompliance and improper payments, while Koscho counters that politics hinder city finances. The 1990 audit was suspended and remains unreleased.
The Chronicle Telegram, published daily except Christmas by Lorain County Printing and Publishing in Elyria Ohio, lists its mailing address at 225 East Ave Elyria and requests address changes be sent to PO Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036.
Democratic Council President Shir ley Guinta warns against rushing a final location for government offices as city voters consider Court Street versus Chestnut Street options. Grace touts Chestnut for growth potential and notes costs and parking challenges at Court Street, amid shifting council views and election timing.
The Senate confirmed Ruth Bader Ginsburg as the 107th Supreme Court justice and the second woman to serve on the high court. The vote was 96 to 3, marking one of the quickest and smoothest confirmations in years.
The Senate approved President Clinton's plan requiring students to perform two years of community service in exchange for college tuition support. The 58-41 vote ended partisan dispute over the legislation.
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