Cavaliers Run Past Knicks to Stay Undefeated at Home
The Cavaliers dominate the Knicks at the Q to remain unbeaten on their home floor. Cleveland methodically pulls away in the second half as key players contribute in scoring and defense.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2008
Page
1
The Cavaliers dominate the Knicks at the Q to remain unbeaten on their home floor. Cleveland methodically pulls away in the second half as key players contribute in scoring and defense.
Elyria plans a single 20 year rate increase to fund two major projects: about 185 million for water system upgrades and 83 million for sewer improvements. City officials warn residents the hike will be higher than in recent years as they work to satisfy EPA mandates and improve Black River water quality. Mayor Bill Grace says they aim for a single bill and better manage costs over the 20 year period. The City Council meets at 6 p.m. to set the final amount.
William J. Kennedy III died at 83. He owned the Elyria Academy of Cosmetology in the old New York Central train depot on East Avenue for 45 years beginning in 1958 and later ran the American Institute in Phoenix. His wife Ann recalled his lifelong goal of training youths to be productive, with students leaving prepared to succeed.
Police and FBI search for a white man in his late 20s to early 30s who handed a teller a note at Fifth Third Bank in Cobblestone Square just before 12:30 pm. No gun seen, one customer present, no injuries, suspect fled north toward nearby shops wearing a light brown jacket and knit cap.
UAW leaders vote overwhelmingly to concessions aimed at aiding General Motors Chrysler and Ford. Agreement ends most of a layoff salary program and allows delays to a union health care trust while opening renegotiation of contracts. CEOs appear in D.C. as Congress weighs up to 34 billion in loans and bailout debates.
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