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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1999
Page
1
Black Entertainment Television and the NAACP plan a Web site to narrow the digital divide on the Internet. The move appears in a broader business and technology section highlighting efforts to promote Black access online.
In Cleveland, 8-year-old Candice Cavender remained in extremely critical condition after a truck struck her while skating near Westway Garden Apartments. Doctors performed brain surgeries but neurosurgeons said there was nothing more they could do as her father Craig Derouchie traveled from his home in Orville, California to see her one final time. The driver, Roger Hall, 38, of Elyria faces police attention as the investigation continues.
New York Indians fans face higher postsea son ticket prices as Cleveland becomes the first team to announce 1998 postseason rates. The top ALCS price rises to 85 dollars, a 42 percent hike from 60 last year and 70 percent above 50 in 1997. Division series seats go to 50 dollars, World Series box seats stay at 150, with various other tiered prices. The Yankees also raised premium seats but their plan for this year is not yet finalized.
In Elyria, a two day conference at Lorain County Community College gathered officials on school safety led by Attorney General Betty Montgomery and County Prosecutor Gregory White. The event stressed collaboration to protect children amid rising threats including bomb scares and shootings.
A Vermilion Township woman, Samantha Dalinsky, 30, was charged with murder, involuntary manslaughter, and endangering a child in the May 28 death of 18 month old Belinda Kay Boyd she baby-sat. Dalinsky turned herself in after a secret indictment, was arraigned, and held on 50,000 bond. Police say injuries caused the death at MetroHealth Medical Center.
The Chronicle files a lawsuit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking to compel Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Director Reginald A. Wilkinson to release six company proposals for a new DUI prison in Grafton. Attorney Daniel A. Cook filed the action after Wilkinson did not respond to a prior written request.
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