03 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1998
Page
1
Former Agriculture Secretary Mike Epsy is found not guilty of all counts in an inquiry into alleged corruption tied to the Clinton administration. The case follows a lengthy investigation into charges connected to his tenure and actions.
The Chronicle notes its use of red newsprint across sections to distinguish feature stories from briefs. Readers see a distinctive design cue guiding attention to headlines and notable content throughout the edition.
Elyria reports warmer than normal conditions boost Fortney and Weygant General Contractors Inc. to finish the Walgreens at Gulf Road and Cleveland Street earlier than planned. Superintendent Clay Poling notes completion by January, not February. Workers praise the mild weather, easing outdoor labor and related duties.
Nine year old Amanda Yulfo and friend Tyler Pileski fret over City Council approval for a gray power plant they built in Roosevelt Elementary School. Kid City runs three days, guiding about 800 students from Elyria public and private schools to craft a miniature city at First Congregational Church downtown under director Diane Smueny.
Elyria Ohio Catholics and county leaders debate a counteroffer from the Diocese of Cleveland to sell Third Street property used by St. Mary Church as a potential site for a new county justice center. Officials declined to disclose the offer amount and outlined possible alternate uses.
Elyria Ohio Ruth a former Lorain County Joint Vocational School superintendent facing 12 charges including theft in office seeks to skip a Dec 10 court hearing to attend the American Vocational Association convention in New Orleans. His attorney asked Judge Lynett McGough to excuse him or reschedule for the week of Dec 14. Ruth resigned before his indictment.
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