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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1989

Page

4

Pike panel pressed on Ohio Turnpike lobbying spending details

In Columbus AP report Senator Charles Butts questioned the Ohio Turnpike Commission to quantify public funds used for lobbying in support of a controversial bill. He cited past attempts to get figures, noting he was surprised by estimates of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Allan Johnson did not respond.

Columbus Ohio Turnpike Commission Land Senate Highways and Transportation Committee Allan Johnson Commission Butts Johnson

Hudnutt elected Ohio Newspaper Association vice president

Arthur D. Hudnutt publisher and editor of the Chronicle-Telegram was elected vice president of the Ohio Newspaper Association at its 56th annual convention in Columbus. Other officers include Vernon T. Bowling, Thomas B. Sherrill, John Zanotti, and executive director Ken Drum. Myra Moore received the President's Award. Osman C Hooper awards honored Oberlin News-Tribune Archbold Buckeye and Western Star.

Columbus Arthur D. Hudnutt The Chronicle-Telegram Ohio Newspaper Association ONA and Ohio Newspaper Foundation Thomas B Sherrill Columbus Dispatch ONA Vernon T. Bowling Bowling- Moorman Newspapers Tipp City John Zanotti Cincinnati Enquirer Ken Drum Ohio Myra Moore Buckeye Press Association Osman C Hooper Hooper Oberlin News-Tribune Archbold Buckeye Western Star of Lebanon Rocky Fork Enterprise of Gahanna Harold Douthit Photojournal Press Sandusky G. Kenner Bush Athens Messenger Zanotti Drum Bush Douthit William Block Jr Toledo) Blade R Victor Dix Wooster) Daily Record John Lampson Jefferson) Gazette

Elvis Skit Stirs Spirit at Elyria High School

Elyria High freshman Jason Andras 14 performs in an Elvis skit during Spirit Week. The event features a late Presley vibe with students showcasing a playful tribute.

Elvis Presley Jason Andras Elyria High School

Preschoolers take oriental journey at Polaris Nursery School

Polaris Career Center Nursery School in Middleburg Heights staged an Escape to the Orient activity. Three to five year olds decorates with Japanese lanterns wore oriental costumes and ate rice and egg rolls. They sat on cushions and imagined a boat trip then made paper lanterns kites and silk fans.

Blake Beluscak Suzanne Mihalek Stephanie Marcus Bev Muzilla Orient Polaris Career Center Linda Kramer C-T Middleburg Heights

In Lorain a disputed leadership amid mayor’s absence

With Mayor Olejko in Columbus recovering from knee surgery, Council President John Rich asserts control, sending a letter directing mayoral matters to his private office. He warns against working from the mayor’s office and notes not seeking the mayor’s salary. Ohio Rep. Walsh backs a College Savings Bill permitting tax exempt risk free savings bonds for private and public colleges, advancing to the Senate.

Alex Olejko Columbus John Rich City Council Olejko Rich Lorain Katherine Walsh D-Oberlin Ohio House Senate Walsh

Lorain casino vote splits between city and county efforts

State Rep. Lynn Wachtmann urged a countywide vote on a Lorain casino test, while Lorain supporters push for a city referendum. Briar Icard pursues statewide voting, and Rep. Joe Koziura favors Lorain residents deciding the five year trial. Developer Alan Spitzer awaits a verdict on a $400 million casino resort at Amship Yards.

Lorain Ohio Lynn Wachtmann R-Napoleon State House State Government Committee Toledean Briar Icard Joe Koziura Alan Spitzer Amship Yards

Butts backs campaign spending limit referendum in Ohio

State Sen. Charles L. Butts of Cleveland seeks a constitutional amendment to cap campaign spending. He proposes allowing the Legislature to set limits and aims to gather 307,000 signatures to put the measure on the November ballot. The summary cites shielding elections from undue influence and preserving equal access to elective office for the people.

Charles L. Butts Ohio Butts Cleveland

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