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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1997
Page
2
The forecast calls for west winds 15 to 25 knots shifting to northwest and increasing to 30 knots. Expect snow showers and squalls with rough seas from 4 to 8 feet. Temperatures vary as conditions tighten across today and into the coming days.
The American Medical Association announced the resignation of its executive vice president Dr. P. John Seward four months after a dispute over an alleged five year endorsement deal with Sunbeam health care products. The board accepted the resignation and a successor was to be named within a day. The House of Delegates plans to debate the endorsements policy this weekend.
Gienke suspects stamps were siphoned out of state for illegal use as auditors confirm 340000 dollars missing. Lorain County Human Services director Golski says recipients remain unaffected and outlets may reopen after Tuesday closure. Ross notes a 15 year distribution contract with county, renewal due June 1998, paying about 125000 annually with outlet values estimated at 50000 and 75000 respectively.
The city’s Nativity scene returns to Veterans Park near City Hall with reindeer and electric toy soldiers nearby. The ACLU seeks details on funding ownership and whether city workers built it on city time, plus if other groups may place displays. city officials note the scene has been city property for over 20 years and must be reviewed by the mayor for any new displays.
A U S study in Lancet reports adding folic acid to women’s diets during childbearing years reduces neural tube defects by about 47 percent at 400 micrograms daily and 22 percent at 100 micrograms. Dr. James L. Mills of NICHD notes fortification supports federal plans.
Kobe industry and tubular steel in oil and gas face profit squeeze from customers and high costs. Chuderewicz, hired to replace a resigned executive, cites pressure from automakers and rival mills. The USS Kobe mill, under modernization since 1984, shows improvement yet posted a loss in the bar segment and calls for $75 per ton savings to regain profitability. union leaders note ongoing training and staffing issues, with a forecast of profits in the next year.
A three vehicle wreck on Route 2 near Middle Ridge Road left two injured and caused nine minutes of westbound backup. Kathleen A. Nelson, 40, of Vermilion drove a 1997 Toyota Tacoma east after hitting ice, colliding with a Chevrolet Lumina van. The van rolled into westbound lanes, was struck by a Mitsubishi Eclipse, windshield shattered. Victims taken to Community Health Partners Lorain. No citations issued.
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