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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2000
Page
1
Avon Lake football star Jeff Strauch receives the Golden Helmet award for outstanding play this season, with coaches praising his leadership, consistency, and impact on the team's offense and defense.
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The Florida Supreme Court decision likely decides if Gore can press for recounts in Democratic strongholds or if Bush gains the presidency. Analysts warn the ruling could trigger a constitutional crisis testing American political institutions and the legitimacy of the process.
President Clinton announced an executive order shifting air traffic control to an independent Air Traffic Organization within the FAA. The unit will run separately from regulation and enforcement as delays rise and technology advances outpace modernization. Clinton notes flying commercial after Jan. 21 and cites slow FAA structure as a core problem.
Elyria regional airport director Michael Barth asked county commissioners to add 18 million to the 2000 general fund for operations capital improvements and land purchases. The request includes 800 000 for seven new vehicles 500 000 for four storage garages and 90 000 for adjacent land. The final appropriation awaits the budget vote set for December 21.
A maintenance worker unlocked a cabinet in the former FirstMerit Bank building on Cleveland Street and Abbe Road and recovered 12 leather bound books detailing North Ridgeville’s early records. The volumes cover school district foundations, 1800s township meetings, court journals, early ditches, and cemetery deeds from the 1900s, with family names including Krueger appearing as signs of the city’s founding families.
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