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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1998
Page
14
Lorain County commissioners plan to double juror daily pay from 12.50 to 25 and add 10 per day for uncalled jurors. Full-day jurors and those reporting but not seated would also receive 25. The move follows rising costs and a 40 per day cap approved by the state.
St Jude Church on Poplar Street distributed about 1600 gifts to 14 social service agencies as part of its Giving Tree program. Started 12 years ago by a seminary intern, the effort grew from 300 gifts to a large annual distribution led by Jackie Cannarella and her daughter Michelle with about 40 parishioners assisting.
Walgreens backed out of a multi million dollar plan to buy sites at Butternut Ridge Porter and Lorain roads as developers eye the properties. Councilman Michael Gareau Jr said the move stems from a management decision and notes the moratorium on old downtown district construction, tied to preservation talks, angered impacted property owners.
Elyria police say Kristopher D. Wachholz 20 pleaded not guilty on burglary two counts of intimidation and injuring animals for torturing and killing a family cat named Granny on Halloween to intimidate an acquaintance Ken Hensley Jr. 43. Wachholz faces related insurance fraud theft and falsification counts in a separate case. The case is before Common Pleas Judge Lynett McGough.
In Elyria two homeless defendants, John S. Brooks and Robyn J. Newton, pleaded guilty to reduced charges of attempted robbery in a case linked to a van crash. Brooks faces one year, Newton eight months, with credit for four months already served. Restitution and court costs are due.
A fire at 1432 Broadway Lorain caused a total loss valued at 75 000 with adjacent buildings at 1426 and 1434 Broadway sustaining about 25 000 in smoke damage. Investigators labeled the blaze suspicious and are reviewing clues as police closed Broadway for hours. The properties are owned by Rogelio Mitchell, tied to a December assault on Mayor Koziura.
Eaton Township brush Elementary School in the Midview district suspended a 10 year old boy for 10 days after he brought a bullet and a gun clip to campus last week. Sheriff officials said the items were given to a friend who showed them to his parents, who notified authorities. The principal contacted the boy's parents, who said they did not know how he obtained the items, and they keep guns locked up.
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