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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1999
Page
7
A reader lauds J Peterman catalog copy as masterful escapist fiction even as the company files for bankruptcy. The piece praises the vivid prose that transports readers to Paris 1887 and Madison Hotel glamor, arguing the writing rivals the blouse in value.
In Toledo the state parole board says inmates now must serve a substantial part of their sentence before parole due to public demand and tougher attitudes. Chair Marguerite Ghee notes a 180 degree shift since 1983 with a grid system guiding release, while nine month case reviews and potential sentence reductions for earned degrees contrast with a new law requiring full serving of sentences for some offenders.
Kitty Angle 68 and her husband George 73 lead North Olmsted RSVP efforts guiding 200 plus members who build quilts sew layettes and blankets tutor children and deliver meals. volunteers clocked 16287 hours last year and a May recognition luncheon honors their service. call (440) 779-8100 to join.
The Ohio Hospital Association backs a trauma care framework but rejects Rep. William Shuck's House Bill 138 as introduced. Advocates say a statewide system could save about 1200 lives yearly, while the association seeks flexibility for hospitals to provide care based on capacity.
AKRON AP A lawsuit filed by more than 100 Ohio union health and welfare plans against tobacco companies heads to trial today in U S District Court. The unions seek to recover monies spent on treating smoking related illnesses of members. Similar suits by union trust funds are pending nationwide. The case is billed as the first to reach trial with a jury.
In Ohio and nationwide humane societies struggle to cover escalating cruelty case costs. Fulton County Humane Society plans to end its cat adoption program March 15 to pay a $6,000 debt from the Mary and Joe's Petland case, after authorities seized 55 malnourished dogs. Humane groups warn this strain may threaten operations and advocate legal footing for perpetrators to fund animal care.
Five members of the Second Baptist Church on Chapman Lane received proclamations from Mayor Michael B Keys during a Sunday service for chronic community service. Honorees are Lewis Swan Emma Sue Bucey Ann Robinson Gary Dickerson and DeRoy Gorham recognized for varied civic church and education roles.
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