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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2003
Page
4
The report describes daily routines for death row inmates in Ohio, including meals, in-cell entertainment, and restricted movie access. It notes inmates like Richard Cocey and Jerome Campbell discussing daily life, legal work, and appeals, with Campbell recalling a prior commutation.
Don Baker, long time cemetery maintenance veteran, and his wife Marguerite share life and jam making with coworkers. He and his crew, including son Jeff, keep grounds spotless, snow cleared, and yearly decorations up for Memorial Day, Christmas, and other holidays. Baker shows strong work ethic with near daily attendance and mutual respect in the crew.
Investigators say Ferguson known as Gator cooperates but offers no precise dates or locations. Bergman deems him possibly unreliable, yet prosecutors accuse him of stabbing and stomping Thomas King on crutches, Artie Fugate, and Rae Fugate in December 2003. He faces aggravated murder, burglary, and robbery charges as a judge ordered a mental competency review.
Akron officials say residents were unlikely to pay extra for recreation centers or aquatic facilities, citing a 1998 ballot defeat in nearby Medina which halted then revived plans. Mason City Schools near Kings Island stands as a contrasting example funded by income tax. Christina Jolliffe can be reached at 329-7129 or cjolliffe chronicletelegram.com.
The report notes investigators found circumstantial leads to FBI CIA ties with Saudi intelligence that may or may not indicate support for terrorists. FBI Director Mueller says new evidence emerged in a secret session after Congress inquiry. Saudi officials call for public release of the still secret section denying deliberate royal funding.
A comprehensive Elyria plan calls for 3 million to finish Cascade Park Master Plan and 5 million for neighborhood development. It adds 7 million for land acquisition and 2 million for downtown administrative offices, plus 70 million for schools, 18 million for a Community Recreation Center, and 55 million from the Ohio Schools Facilities Commission. The plan dates a 30 year 1 percent income tax to fund facilities, arguing through 204 income projections the tax would yield 12 million annually for debt service and aim for a 25 year bond with low interest rates to build a revamped downtown and improved public facilities. The piece cites Envision Elyria priorities and contrasts Oberlin and Euclid tax rates to justify an ambitious growth strategy.
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