31 Dec 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1998
Page
1
Arizona defeats Nebraska 23-20 in a Holiday Bowl upset. Wildcats capitalize on key plays and hold off late Cornhuskers drive as final seconds tick away.
Republican Senator Mike DeWine and two other GOP lawmakers say they will not back any impeachment effort against President Clinton under any circumstances. The Chronicle notes related world and national coverage on A3.
Ohio will enforce tougher requirements for drivers under 18 as the teen licensing law expands education hours to 24 classroom and eight behind the wheel, adds 50 hours of supervised driving including 10 at night, and restricts 16 year olds from late night driving except for emergencies or school/work trips.
Elyria officials push a $16 million justice center and possible skywalks to connect county buildings near Third and Court streets. Main Street Elyria opposes for aesthetics, while County Commissioner Michael Ross says skywalks are a feasibility question awaiting archi tect input.
Lorain residents press city to buy and preserve 75 acre Kings Woods between Leavitt Road and Ashland Avenue. Law Director Michael Scherach backs the push calling Mayor Koztura and Councilman Given’s statements misleading. City appraisal in February 1997 valued the lakefront at $800000.
Edith Weil, a deputy auditor who ran Elyria's income tax office for 15 years, retires today. She says the job was tough at times as taxpayers dislike taxes but respectful handling encourages civil action. She will miss the many residents who visit annually.
A federal DOT study finds 100-foot triple trailers might raise crash risk despite fewer trucks on the road. Larger, heavier multi-trailers show higher accident rates, especially in dense eastern regions, prompting Congress and states to consider size limits and travel restrictions.
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