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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1995
Page
1
Grafton officials want a law restricting portable signs on business property and setting size limits for business signs. The council will vote February 21 on the proposal that would allow portable signs for 30 days before replacing them with permanent ones. Political signs would be allowed 40 days before elections and must be removed within five days after.
Elyria hosts an experimental aircraft meeting at 7 39 pm Wednesday in the Hurst flight training classroom at Lorain County Regional Airport 44050 Russia Road. For info call Mike Galbreath 74 4400 Dave Belcher 322 6498 or Dale Harlan 955 6491. In Flyria Sons of the American Legion Post 12 sponsor a Sweetheart Brunch 8 am to noon Sunday at Gulf Road and Ohio Street. The Third Thursday Book Discussion Group meets 7 pm Thursday at Lorain Public Library 351 Sixth St to discuss The Client by John Grisham. For details 244 4945 or 288 8483. In Elyria DMA fingerprint lecture Friday at Lorain County Community College Room 201 Science and Technologies Building 1005 N Abbe Road speaker Christopher Cullis Case Western Reserve University discusses How Easy is It to Recognize a DNA Fingerprint with focus on OJ Simpson murder case. In Elyria Lust for Life by Irving Stone is the topic of a Feb 15 book discussion at Elyria Public Library Main Library Scheide Room 320 Washington Ave led by Liz Fahnert with refreshments. call 323 5747 for information.
A former Eastern Heights Junior High School math teacher Jennifer Yuhas 25 of Bay Village was released early from a five year probation after complying with court rules. She pleaded guilty October 29 to corruption of a minor and sexual imposition for two incidents with boys under 16. The judge suspended a one month prison sentence and she served six months in jail plus probation.
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