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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2001
Page
1
Appeals judges issue strong rulings against Microsoft and federal antitrust actions, signaling a tough stance on monopoly concerns. The decision shapes ongoing enforcement and could influence future tech industry regulation.
Fashion students at Southview High created and distributed blankets tailored for wheelchair users, showcasing design skills and community outreach. Local coverage highlights their collaboration with teachers and the impact on students needing accessible comfort.
An editorial argues that a court decision against the Internet music-swapping service reflects how the nation should treat artists and uphold their rights. The piece appears in the A5 section and cites ongoing online activity news from the Chroniclet Telegram site.
Elbert Excavating began tearing down the former St. John's Lutheran Church at West Broad Street and West Avenue in Elyria on Monday to clear land for a new Burger King. The building, once St. John's and later the Original Church of God, drew emotional ties from locals who recalled weddings and history as bricks were removed.
Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell said he will serve the remainder of his term in Ohio and has held exploratory talks with Bush officials but has not received a formal offer. He cited workload and a focus on his current role.
Elyria officials say the county purchased a former JCPenney warehouse at 25 East Ave after Erie Shores Computer did not disclose environmental concerns. Larry Jones of Elyria says there were no hazards to best of his knowledge, though he sits on Star Beverage’s board, which declined to buy after learning possible environmental issues.
Richard Carlin of Glen Ridge New Jersey recovered a stolen 1972 concertina he bought for 250 dollars. The instrument, connected to a dorm room theft years ago, was identified online and led to its return with help from an Oberlin College alumnus and an Islington dealer.
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