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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 2001

Page

4

County route funds policy urged amid Route 57 request

Elyria Mayor Bill Grace seeks county funds for Route 57 repair from Cleveland Street to Lorain Boulevard. Commissioners hesitate citing budget pressures from a $6.2 million annual justice center cost and a slowing economy. Proposes a formal funding policy and federal funding lead role for the county.

Elyria Bill Grace Wellington Grace Cleveland Street Lorain Boulevard Betty Blair Justice Center Mary Jo Vasi Justice Complex Eyroving Ohio Lorain County Community Alliance

Dale Earnhardt dies at Daytona ending era for NASCAR

NASCAR laments its hero Dale Earnhardt who died on the last lap at Daytona after a career marked by 34 wins the most in the sport. The Kanapolis native left school in eighth grade to race stock cars and built a multimillion dollar legacy as the sport expanded into media and corporate sponsorships.

Daytona Dale Earnhardt Earnhardt Nascar Kannapolis N.C Michael Waltrip Dale Earnhardt Jr Scripps Howard News Service

Letters to the editor voice concern over project labor pact

Readers raise questions about why eight Democrats backed a project labor agreement for a City Hall bid and warn of revenue losses if York International closes. The letters urge rebidding for lower costs and question bidding fairness and public input on sewer and school issues in Elyria and North Ridgeville.

Elyria 4Th Ward Paul Blevins York International Chronicle-Telegram Edward Zaleski Eric Rothgery Safety Service The Chronicle Ridgeville North Ridgeville Stamp Committee Stamp Environmental Protection Agency Jeff Armbruster EPA Josephine L. Perryman Elyria West Elyria School Board West Side Levy Elyria West High School

Right to Life responds to ad on contraception and abortion claims

Lorain County Right to Life president Robin Johnson defends a January ad in The Chronicle arguing that chemical contraception can cause abortion. She cites Physicians’ Desk Reference data and manufacturers’ warnings on pregnancy risks and contraception mechanisms, offering further written findings.

Right To Life Lorain County Chronicle. Telegram

Taft to close unemployment offices amid layoffs in Ohio

Amherst workers at Nordson Corp face February 2 job losses with 52 more planned by April 1. Elyria’s York International totals 800 layoffs by summer. AP notes 93,262 initial unemployment claims in December 2000, up 47.9 percent from 1999, raising questions about timing of the closures.

Taft Nordson Corp Amherst York International Elyria Associated Press

Cheney Seeks Civility in a Stormy Early Bush Era

In a West Wing interview Cheney defends civility amid sharp political debate. He cites budget disagreements, Alaska drilling, and Supreme Court picks while praising Bush and recalling Reagan era tax cuts. He notes No 41 nickname for Bush and says he sees the president several times daily.

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