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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1999
Page
1
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Elyria Grafton Township faces a potential loss of more than 15000 dollars annually after a ballot mislabeling changed a 1 mill 5 year road levy from replacement to renewal. Township clerk Mary Dangelo says replacement would yield 43133 yearly, while renewal would cap at 27331. Officials are reviewing the language with the county prosecutor.
Three convicted bookies were sentenced to prison and more than 500000 dollars in cash property and vehicles were forfeited in a case tied to illegal sports betting. Carl Ferraro 78 of Vermilion drew three years while Peter Recznik 66 and Ralph Ramirez 70 both received two years.
Louis J. Elbert of Arbor Court Grafton was charged with two counts engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and two counts operating a gambling house. Additional charges include one count of related offenses as prosecutors allege a sports betting scheme.
In Elyria, Pauline Leboda outspent Bill Grace in the Lorain mayoral race with 13,585 to 11,959. Grace won by nearly three to one, and both blamed money on its limited impact. The final reports cover Oct 14 to Dec 3, detailing expenditures and fundraising.
Oberlin resident Juanita Thomas Brown celebrates her 100th birthday. A Class of 1918 Oberlin High School graduate and longtime Oberlin College employee, she recalls Oberlin history, crocheting about 50 baby blankets, and volunteering at St. Joseph's Hospital. A city proclamation honored her and a nursing home party was held.
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