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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2001
Page
1
Hiroshima residents hold a ceremony to spread a message of nuclear disarmament on the 56th anniversary of the atomic bomb drop. The event underscores the ongoing call for peace amid global tensions.
In Erie County Court, 35 year old Melinda Mae Vealey pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter felonious assault and tampering with evidence in the October murder of her father Clarence Gunnoe. She received a 20 year prison term after murder and aggravated murder counts were dismissed.
Wellington 26 Sterling Foundry employees share a $7 million Super Lotto jackpot each winning over $79,000. Some learned of the windfall upon arriving at work. Winners Bob Osborn and Bob Blakely spoke of plans to pay debts and likely not reinvesting winnings.
Doris Zsigray, a 68 year old retired nurse from EMH Regional Medical Center in Elyria, won $71 918 in weekly interest from a $1 million bank prize during Fifth Third Bank’s downtown Elyria branch opening. She plans to pay her husband’s heart medication and open savings accounts for two granddaughters.
Elyria Police Chief Michael Medders withdrew from consideration for county Child Support Enforcement Agency head after a week off. He was the top candidate but cited family urging him to seek more police challenge. County officials plan executive session to discuss filling the vacancy with Golski and commissioners to decide.
National NAEP results reveal Ohio outpacing national math averages by five points across fourth eighth and 12th grades. Fourth graders averaged 231, up 12 points since 1992, eighth graders 283 up 15, with state officials crediting sustained math and science emphasis and curricular realignment for progress. Elyria and North Ridgeville districts also report rising proficiency, underscoring Ohio's commitment to improving mathematics performance.
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