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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1998

Page

5

Elyria m ayor pushes abatement plan for local firms

Elyria mayor proposes extending reinvestment area tax abatements to existing city businesses to retain jobs. Two ordinances would allow exemptions on new construction within the northwest reinvestment zone and Sugar Lane Ternes Road industrial area, with abatement percentages tied to job retention or creation and project cost. Council tabled action to Dec 21 for more details and referred the bills to committees.

Elyria Nity Sugar Lane Ternes Road Michael Keys Keys

Oberlin liquor licenses sought for two eateries

Oberlin council notes new state rules allow D-5 licenses for The Feve and Foxgrape Cafe. Foxgrape would gain wine and spirits on premise, with 2:30 a.m. closing. The Feve would add wine, boosting nighttime draw. Local owners emphasize economic impact and attracting older patrons. state approval required after city ok.

Oberlin Feve Foxgrape Cafe Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control Philip Verda Alana Kelley W. College St Kelley Main St Jason Adelman Adelman

Early Christmas present aids Steven Roberts mobility

NORTH RIDGEVILLE A ten year old Avon Lake boy named Steven Roberts who has cerebral palsy received a new blue motorized Ranger II Storm Series wheelchair from Invacare Corp. The gift helps him move around more easily as he continues school and life with his motto I can do anything anyone else does I just do it a little different.

North Ridgeville Steven Roberts Steven Avon Lake Invacare Corp Gary and Joan Roberts Westview Elementary School Santa Claus Ohio Easter Seals Kathy Dembek

Defense pushed to throw out evidence in Elyria murder case

Attorneys for Ray H. Smith Jr. seek suppression of items seized from his apartment after search warrants were challenged as vague. Police testified warrants were issued on December 24 and 27, with Smith allowing entry for clothing and cigarettes. A towel wrapped money found behind a register links to the Christmas‑Eve robbery and fatal shooting at Friendly's on Broad Street. Trial is delayed to next year as judges hear further arguments on admissibility of the evidence.

Elyria Ray H. Smith Jr Smith Mike Behne Behne Lake Avenue Common Pleas Lynett McGough McGough

Avon Council opposes opening third I-90 lane

Avon City Council majority opposes opening the third lane on Interstate 90 from Route 611 to the Cuyahoga County line. Only Niels Jensen supported it, citing potential time savings. police and zoning officials argued the change creates hazards. The third lane remains closed with a $100 fine for violations and opening is slated for 2002 or 2003 when connected to a future Westlake third lane.

Avon Avon Lake Avon City Cuyahoga County Niels Jensen Jensen John Vilagi Robert Jackson Jackson Vilagi Avon Police Department

Fleeing driver held on $1 million bond

Orlando Torres, 37, of Andover Avenue, Lorain, is jailed on a $1 million bond after a crash laden driving spree along Interstate 90 that killed a Cleveland man. Torres appeared in Rocky River Municipal Court showing little emotion and refusing to answer questions during a 20 minute arraignment before Judge Donna Congent Fitzsimmons.

Rocky River Cleveland Orlando Torres Andover Avenue Rocky River Municipal Court Torres Donna Congent Fitzsimmons

Lorain honors trio for saving driver from crash

Lorain City Council recognized Michael Dziak Gordon Taylor and Paul Foster for risking their lives Nov 17 to avert a disaster on Oberlin Avenue. Dziak spotted a convulsing driver heading toward Tower Boulevard and, with Foster and Taylor, helped steady the vehicle as it neared collision, pulling the unconscious woman from the car.

Lorain Gordon Taylor Paul Foster West 38Th Street Michael Dziak Dziak Oberlin Avenue Tower Boulevard

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