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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1997
Page
1
A Cleveland judge tells a convicted officer killer he did not deserve to live but must sentence him to 34 years to life. Separately a Cleveland man who used online messages to coax a teenage girl into sending explicit photos receives five years in prison.
A reader asks whether dogs or cats make better companions in a concise opinion column. The piece weighs loyalty, playfulness, and care needs, reflecting personal preferences and cultural attitudes toward pets.
State officials will install traffic signals at the Route 67 and Grafton Road intersection after a fatal crash. The plan aims to resolve confusing detour signs that misdirected drivers toward Route 10. Local resident William Luneford, 30, was killed when a semi-trailer hit his vehicle.
Jacquelyn Jenkins, a 34 year old nursing supervisor from North Ridgeville, realized she was pregnant after a Jamaica honeymoon. She and husband Jeffrey, 35, recalled the moment she told him of the pregnancy. An ultrasound later revealed unexpected news.
Rebecca Kelling, 14, won the grand showmanship title for 9 to 14 year olds in 4 H horse competition at Lorain County Fair. Tyler Kelling, 11, won the reserve showmanship title and then the grand horsemanship championship for 9 to 14 year olds. He did so after Rebecca’s reserve finish.
A federal official voided the Teamsters election, blocking Carey’s victory in the UPS strike context. The ruling cited alleged campaign fund raising abuses and a claim of swapping union contributions for political donations, while Barbara Zack Quindel emphasized a fair vote despite potential disruption.
A judge set May 27 1998 for Paula Corbin Jones sexual harassment case against President Clinton. The defamation and due process claims were dismissed, while the central harassment charge remained. Judge Susan Webber Wright urged a trial length of five to six days, not four weeks. Local notes indicate Jones seeks emotional distress and outrage damages are pending.
Amherst police with county Drug Task Force and North Ridgeville and Amherst departments raided Motel 6 on North Leavitt Road. Drug-sniffing dogs were used around cars and brought into several rooms. Police did not comment on the operation.
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