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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1988
Page
3
Lorain County Transit plans a March ridership and late February telephone survey to build an image for a potential transit levy within 2-3 years. The aim is to secure local funds to match federal dollars, enabling expanded operations and capital projects.
Wildlife expert Harvey Webster outlines Ohio winter strategies at Carlisle Visitor Center LaGrange. He cites reptiles seeking frost line burrows, groundhogs fattening and hibernating with heart rate and metabolism slowdown, and opossums lacking northward adaptations forced to scavenge while risking frostbite and tail loss in extreme cold.
Grafton Village Council President Sam Laurie said he will not resign amid a certified recall petition in Lorain County. The petition, signed by Maureen Toth and 137 residents, awaits a Friday deadline before a recall election if Laurie steps down. Laurie vowed to meet petitioners to discuss alleged unkept promises and praised the council and mayor for their work.
Lorain Mayor Olejko delivered a State of the City address before the Chamber of Commerce praising Lorain’s people, a strong lake, and three Polish clubs while touting Ford Lorain plant expansion and Spitz er casino plans. He defended Lorain as a morally upright, self policing city and revealed upcoming knee surgery.
Police hunt for an older full sized brown station wagon connected to the Saturday fatal shooting of 37 year old Charles Holland near his home at 140 Park Meadow Dr. He was shot four times at close range after a traffic argument outside his car following a bowling night with his brother at Elyria Bowling Center.
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