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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1998
Page
9
Ohio reports record child support collections aided by a law requiring unmarried fathers to sign paternity acknowledgments at birth. From January to July 27,000 paternities were established, linking children to paternal support and benefits through 144 hospitals nationwide.
Lorain County welcomes a new 11 mile Metro Parks bikeway with three grand openings in Kipton Oberlin and Elyria. Rails to Trails official Jim Deming, a former minister, praised the project as a safe legacy for children and highlighted canopy lined sections and preserved trees. The trail spans 14 miles with 11 owned by Metro Parks and 3 by Oberlin city, opened after land purchases in 1992.
In Fremont and Clyde Ohio residents note low and high electricity bills illustrating the push for competition in power sales. Lawmakers back bills to end monopoly era with plans to start in January 1. Ohio's electric market remains a patchwork of investor owned, municipal, and cooperative utilities across the state.
Idaho Missouri Oregon plus others push toward competition in electric sales with pilot programs and plans in place, per National Regulatory Research Institute NRRI notes.
Hubbard Township Chief Todd Coonce says a family aided Ronald Holmes, a 40 year old escapee from Northeast Ohio Correctional Center. He plans to press charges if federal and county officials do not act. Holmes fled after the July 25 escape. five others were recaptured.
Nick Geisier a Keystone High School freshman assisted with a volleyball at the third annual Taylor wood Block Party on Taylorwood Boulevard LaGrange. The event featured a parade a neighborhood barbecue and games for kids drawing local families and neighbors.
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