Mom's Open Kitchen Reopens as Rita's Place 24-Hour
Mom's Open Kitchen returns renamed Rita's Place a 24 hour restaurant run by Hazel's Restaurant owner. The new venture operates around the clock with updated branding and menu.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1999
Page
1
Mom's Open Kitchen returns renamed Rita's Place a 24 hour restaurant run by Hazel's Restaurant owner. The new venture operates around the clock with updated branding and menu.
Eyewitness Bill Kemp described a Monday confrontation on Emerson Drive in Columbia Township. Gunman Richard E. Bics, 43, armed with an M3 carbine, confronted his girlfriend Judith Foster, chased her from their home, then fired into the Dunn residence before a standoff ended with Bics dead and neighbors left shaken.
In Elyria two deputies shot and killed a man during a standoff Monday. Sheriff’s Captain Joe Bell says deputies train for deadly force but hope never to use it, emphasizing the dangers and moral implications involved.
Elyria officer Michael Fairbanks testified at a hearing for Oscar Santiago charged with murder after allegedly bludgeoning Yucka 24 with a hammer at College Park apartment. He described a blood spattered scene and hearing Santiago admit he killed his girlfriend before officers arrived.
Dr Saris Segarra 42 admitted giving dangerous drugs to a patient with whom he had a personal relationship. He faced over 100 years after pleading guilty to 107 counts of trafficking and one count of theft in connection with health insurance payments. He apologized and said personal ties ruined his professional reputation.
A North Ridgeville parent accuses a teacher of assaulting her 13 year old son. Police investigate as superintendent Thomas Rockwell notes the case is the first against that teacher and underscores the difficulty of disciplining students without overstepping.
Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts, will retire January 4 with final daily strip January 5 and final Sunday strip February 13. He is 77 and has colon cancer. The backlog will be used for continued editions, with syndicator United Media distributing past strips. Schulz cites health and family, saying he will not draw again.
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