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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1999
Page
16
LCETA to restart a local Jobs for Ohio Graduates program at four area high schools with a $250,000 award from the Ohio Department of Education. Career counseling and placement services will aid seniors at Lorain Admiral King, Lorain Southview, Clearview, and Elyria.
Police responded to a Papa John’s Pizza robbery on Cleveland Street after 11 p.m. A woman’s 12 year old son witnessed the bandit, who fled on foot after demanding all the front register cash. A police dog was used but no details or arrests were released. The employee said only money in the front register was taken. The witness credited her son with remaining calm and identifying the suspect.
The second public meeting on a proposed year round regional public swimming pool complex will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Lorain County Metro Parks Carlisle Visitor Center. The plan was first advanced this summer by Eric Nord, 81, of Oberlin, retired Nordson Corp. CEO and Nord Family Foundation trustee.
Officials from several communities back a 77 acre site on Hamilton Street in Oberlin for a proposed swimming pool complex funded by a five year 0.2 percent income tax hike. Oberlin voters face the tax vote on the ballot this year. Kenneth G. Pearce announced Immunization Update 1999 is a national immunization program training satellite broadcast set for Sept 16 at Ohio State University Extension Office in Elyria with preregistration by Sept 6.
Cleveland Mayor Michael White urged residents to stay united and avoid violence as a Ku Klux Klan rally proceeds after US District Judge Patricia Gaughan refused to block it. The judge allowed an escort plan for a small Klan group to a police garage for safety, while the NAACP and police union criticized the arrangement.
In Columbus a TEACH center director recalls a rough area nicknamed Uzi Alley where five drug related killings occurred. He cites block watches protests and community action that reduced crime and created a normal neighborhood.
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