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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2001
Page
1
A short and unclear fragment from a Chronicle Telegram page mentions a website and a weekday update schedule. The text lacks coherent event details or identifiable entities to form a fuller summary.
Ford Motor Co defends ignition systems as not causing stalling or passenger danger amid nationwide suits blaming stall prone ignitions for crashes that killed 11 and injured 31. Internal memos hint concerns of rapid catastrophic failure at high temperatures. Judge Ballachey may rule on a settlement proposal costing Ford between 750 million and 1 billion dollars.
In Wellington the Lorain County Fair opened at 8 am as light rain fell. Bridget Coyle of Sullivan and her children Kaitlin Shipman and Cody Shipman joined the steady stream of visitors. Jim Sustersic of J D Indoor Comfort set up three booths, saying the fair is strong advertising and sales grow after the event.
The 56th annual Lorain County Fair runs August 20 through 26 at the Wellington site off State Route 18. Admission is 3 dollars with free entry for children 8 and under and seniors today. Gates open at 8 am today through Saturday and 9 am on Sunday.
The Elyria based Chronicle-Telegram announces a new all color page for younger readers titled Kid Scoop. The page targets kids parents and teachers and aims to boost news involvement and classroom use beginning Tuesday.
Wellington School Board will meet Tuesday at 7 pm in the Wellington High School cafeteria to vote on extending Superintendent Sherry Buccieri’s contract. Resident Marcus Bryant urged against the extension citing unresolved issues and unanswered questions.
Jason Norman Heintz 24 pleaded guilty to child endangering and felonious assault in a case tied to injuries to a 15 month old boy reported April 8, 2000. He faces about four years in prison and a later sentencing after a background report. Heintz admitted babysitting the child when intoxicated and high on marijuana at his former girlfriend’s home in Huron County.
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