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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2001
Page
1
County Commissioner Betty Blair states she will run again for re election. The Chronicle notes her campaign plans and directs readers to the paper's website for updates as coverage continues.
North Ridgeville residents say three STAMP members seek a council seat in the November election as recalls target Mayor Deanna Hill over west side development. Democrats caution the move may reflect anger at an individual rather than process reform.
Elyria Republicans revealed candidates for three at large seats and three ward seats on the City Council held by Democrats. The May 8 filing deadline closed, with eight Democrats and three Republicans on the council, and all incumbents seeking re election. A Democratic primary for the 5th Ward seat accompanies the announced slate. Former Lorain Mayor Woody Mathna is filing for one of five at large council seats.
Ohio State stunned Illinois 63 61 as coach Bill Self conceded the Illini may still be in the NCAA tournament mix. Jim O'Brien praised the win and warned against celebrating, noting OSU’s 18th win and 9 5 Big Ten record with a tough road schedule ahead.
The Labor Department reported a rise of 4 000 in initial unemployment claims last week with Ohio seeing the largest jump at 6 783 attributed to a slowing auto industry. The overall total rose to 348 000 while the four week moving average climbed to 350 750, the highest since January.
Elyria county prosecutors reveal plans to file a complaint against Judge Richard Markus for asking a pre sentencing investigator to seek juror and editor input on Vince Urbin's sentencing. The visiting judge presided over Avon Lake Mayor Urbin's trial and reportedly solicited outside opinions.
The Chronicle Telegram editor says he will not offer confidential guidance on Avon Lake Mayor Vince Urbin’s sentencing. He stresses independence and openness, noting he will decide publicly if and when to write about the sentence. Readers trust the paper to avoid prosecutorial or defense biases.
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