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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2003
Page
4
Patchy clouds bring areas of fog across Lower Michigan tonight. A couple of showers or a thunderstorm risk is noted in the area as a weak disturbance passes through, with no strong storms expected.
Elyria school board holds a special meeting to review options for financing a new $60 million high school. Trustees debate placing a city income tax on the November ballot and consider attaching other city projects, while some council members oppose tying the plan to broader funding. The board may file a memorandum of intent to keep the ballot option open, with a fall meeting set for 7 p.m. in the administration building.
Council members questioned compensation for residents displaced by property acquisition for a high school site and a future learning center. Residents in the Midview district fear new income tax requirements, with Gary Wilson calling the plan unfair. City leaders urged voting to place the measure on the ballot despite unsettled details.
A fire at 41535 Russia Road was reported at 8 38 a m by a neighbor living nearby. The house was a total loss with about 200000 in damage and 50000 in contents. Angela Lee survived and was in stable condition. Red Cross aided the Lee family as investigators determine the cause.
Murray found guilty of aggravated robbery, robbery, kidnapping and gun use in three crimes. Byrd acquitted on a home burglary charge on Parmely Avenue. Prosecutors cited Byrd’s extensive felony record and Murray’s juvenile history. Judge McGough blamed Murray for lack of remorse and rejected mistrial motions after jurors reportedly studied a dictionary tape and a map during deliberations.
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