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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2000
Page
3
Meteorologist Dennis Purcell of the National Weather Service notes back-to-back Arctic systems. Temperatures plunge from a 50 degree high on Dec 17 to single digits and teens, with New Year’s Eve snow and ice possible and highs near 20 on New Year’s Day. Law enforcement adds extra patrols for drunken driving during the holiday weekend.
Elyria mayor Bill Grace earns praise from Council members for leadership and responsiveness during his first year. Some urge slower action on design issues while others back his aggressive push to modernize the city and advance a new City Hall plan. Concerns include funding risk if the economy sours and the need for more upfront legwork before Council votes.
Former Elyria mayor Michael B. Keys says retirement suits him after 20 years in office. He spends time with family and now has time for home repairs and golf. Keys stayed out of city politics, follows elections, and considers future work though not actively seeking a new role.
Elyria mayor Grace highlights downtown renewal efforts including Fifth- Third Bank renovation of the post office on Broad Street, plans to unify City Hall and Turner Block on Court Street, and a new main library downtown. He cites community efforts, park work, and a vision for neighborhood development, while noting long hours and a busy schedule.
LTV expects to formalize a tentative financing deal with Chase Manhattan to cover past shipments and upcoming orders for its 18,000 workers. Chase reportedly holds over 1.2 billion in LTV collateral against 600 million in debts and had previously indicated possible loans to prevent shutdowns.
Storm shutters much of the Northeast schedule as shoppers stock up in New Jersey, with Shore True Value selling 300 shovels and Pennington Market buyers loading milk bread and soup for the storm and New Year. Atlantic City gamblers head out early while salt and plow crews mobilize nationwide.
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