28 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1998
Page
1
Tribe baseball beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 5 in an exhibition opener Friday. Indians pitcher Charles Nagy returned from an injury with one run allowed on two hits in five innings, while recording two strikeouts and no walks.
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Ohio districts face uneven gains under the new funding formula with an extra 326 million for next year. Elyria Schools expect nearly 2 million more, while major cities like Cleveland Columbus and Toledo receive 24.5, 18.9, and 12.8 million respectively. Some districts see under 2.8 percent rises.
A Norwalk woman Melissa Adams aged 29 died when the car she rode in collided head on with a tree on Washington Avenue. Driver John Hemlinger, 28, of Elyria, suffered head, hand and arm injuries and was hospitalized in stable condition.
The Ohio Supreme Court’s handling of mental competence in Wilford Berry Jr. case is under challenge after a federal judge granted a stay. Berry, dubbed The Volunteer, faces lethal injection for 1999 killings, with state officials planning an appeal to the 6th Circuit as public defenders argue Berry’s mental illness prevents a informed choice.
Fantasy land Lakeside co owner Harris may reopen next week after building inspector Strittmather confirms the venue meets minimum updated code on a temporary certificate of occupancy. The club had been closed since a temporary restraining order and prior lack of a valid certificate.
Ford plans a 12 million expansion at its Avon Lake Ohio Assembly Plant to create a holding area for vehicles pulled from the line. Ronald Reaves says the space will cut parts storage, speed production and delivery of Mercury Villager Nissan Quest and full size Ford Econoline vans. Vehicles will return to the line when parts are ready, helping dealers stock showrooms sooner.
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