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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1999
Page
1
Overweight residents in San Francisco rally against a local health club advertisement they say demoralizes the obese. The protest highlights ongoing concerns about body image and public messaging in wellness campaigns.
ODOT will add left turn lanes and signals at Route 57 and Interstate 90 in Elyria. A $2.8 million project, starting in 2002, reduces the cloverleaf ramps from four to two and creates new signals and median lanes to ease congestion. Elyria City Council approved the plan.
Amherst residents, led by Tom Pillart of Lorain, flocked to Kiedrowski's Simply Delicious Bakery at 6 a.m. to buy paczkis. About 50 people entered by 6:30 a.m. as Fat Tuesday traditions draw long lines and festive chatter.
The Clinton administration will double funding for the Hispanic Education Action Plan to tackle high dropout rates. The program covers early intervention like Head Start and expands English as a Second Language and literacy efforts across all education stages. Census data show Hispanics 25 to 29 years old had a 62.8 percent high school graduation rate in 1998, far below blacks and whites, with Latinos comprising about 14 percent of the youth population and rising.
Julie Hancock’s brain-tumor diagnosis in June led her mother Janet Hancock to seek grief support for Brianna and Sean. The Harvest Life Bereavement Center in Elyria advised family counseling, revealing a rising need among children like Brianna and Sean.
The Chronicle Telegram tests local opinion on the death penalty as Ohio prepares to execute Wilford Berry known as The Volunteer. Proponents and opponents argue passionately while Gov Taft faces protests and pleas for clemency from leaders including Pope John Paul II. Police and sheriff officials share mixed views on the punishment.
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