04 Feb 1999
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1999
Page
1
Wilcox Elementary School in North Ridgeville receives a $1,000 grant and buys school supplies to donate to North Ridgeville Community Care, supporting local families in need. The program highlights civic engagement and student generosity.
An Ohio Chronicle classified page lists contact email ECT ohio net and the Chronicle website ittpnew chronicletelegram com. It notes the site updates Monday through Friday and recommends Netscape 40 or a frames browser for viewing access.
A convicted killer in the 1996 Parma Cleveland abduction and murder of nurse Mary Jo Pesho hanged himself in his cell at the Ohio State Penitentiary in Youngstown. The death is under investigation after his transfer from Lucasville where contraband triggered the move.
Republicans seek a compromise that would declare finding of fact in Clinton impeachment without removing him from office while Democrats call it unconstitutional. Senate Republicans convene to build consensus on a path that preserves political leverage without the two thirds conviction threshold.
Dr. Scott Baumgartner warns elderly patients with rheumatoid arthritis face hard choices as a revolutionary drug costs up to 1000 dollars a month and Medicare won’t cover prescriptions. Some Spokane patients borrow the drug Endrel temporarily while others use inferior treatments due to cost.
Grafton Correctional inmates display works in a CSU organized exhibit titled Black Art from Prison. The show opens at 6:30 p.m. in University Center Room 103, 2121 Euclid Ave, coordinated by Preston Pickett with CSU Black Studies, East End Neighborhood House, African Male Collaboration, CSU Prison Media Literacy Project and See ART.
Elyria voters approved a 4.95 mill school levy in six of seven wards, with township and the 6th Ward rejecting it. Overall tally 5,050 to 4,288, while township votes were 486 to 250 against. Local officials cited the closure of West High in 1996 as a contributing factor.
Cleveland architect Paul Volpe redesigned Alan Spitzer's riverfront project turning a private yacht club concept into urban living. He aims to revive downtown Lorain with 62 acres of boardwalks parks and vistas creating a sense of community and attracting families back to the city as officials push ahead with planning approval.
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