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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2001
Page
1
A Cardington chemist was found dead in his apartment amid scattered uranium and other chemicals. Police investigate possible foul play while neighbors report a quiet residence and a routine day.
Phil McIntire and Edna Sorton, both 74, plan to remarry forty years after divorcing. They rekindled romance in October while helping their daughter with house cleaning. McIntire proposed over the holidays and Sorton accepted for a second time. They first wed March 17, 1945.
Richard Brady, 57, became the fourth heart kidney transplant patient in Ohio and the first such operation at University Hospitals Cleveland. He remains in care after Jan 8 surgery with pneumonia and infection delaying his return home to Elyria. his wife Judy stays by his side. The couple met in fourth grade and have kept their bond through life.
In Diane Carpenter's first grade at Oakwood Elementary in Elyria, paper hearts hang from the ceiling as students prepare valentine parties and handmade necklaces. On Tuesday they told The Chronicle Telegram who will receive valentines and why they value the day.
In Elyria, a physician Dr. Ashok Ramadugu faces charges of sexual assaults on two women treated at EMH Regional Medical Center. A key witness revised his analysis saying a wound was from a medical instrument, not a human bite, prompting a delay in the trial.
Tony DeRigo, owner of Chronic Tattoos in Elyria, sues Cleveland to overturn a 1976 ordinance banning tattooing within the city. The ACLU argues tattooing is a form of expression and seeks change as a drafted law to end the ban. Mayor White and city officials named as defendants.
Dana Corp. reports an $84 million fourth quarter loss as sales drop 17 percent and 10,000 of 85,000 jobs are cut with 11 plants closed. Delphi Automotive Systems begins 2,000 to 5,000 weekly layoffs amid GM Ford and DaimlerChrysler shutdowns. Experts cite oversupply and weak U.S. demand.
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