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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2001
Page
1
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President Bush urged a divided Congress in a nationally televised address to back a 1.6 trillion dollar tax cut over a decade and 2 trillion in debt reduction, pledging a different path with more education and Social Security protections. He faced mixed reactions as Democrats questioned the generosity and timing of the plan amid surpluses.
A blaze at Foster Gardens Apartments on Lorain Boulevard in Elyria displaced about 30 residents and injured two firefighters. The 12-unit building suffered heavy damage estimated at 300000 dollars as fire crews battled flames for hours. Red Cross aided victims with shelter and supplies while investigators reviewed the scene.
York International will move Elyria operations to its Wichita plant, with 175 workers losing jobs today as the Elyria factory gears toward a final shutdown by August. A severance package is set for those affected, with details limited by the company.
Mayor Bill Grace said 20 acres at East Broad and East Bridge streets could host a new Elyria High School downtown. He described a three story building possibly spanning East Broad Street and across the Black River with potential EMH Regional Medical Center and Elyria Public Library partnerships. Traffic concerns were raised but Grace argued downtown students would travel shorter routes.
Nine General Motors factory workers from Parma claimed about 2.1 million after taxes from the February 14 Ohio Lottery drawing. Each received 161 thousand dollars after a nine way split of the 5 million jackpot. Names include Larry Ammons Jorge DeJesus Jimmy Kryling David Mangle Gary Primuth Robert Weasel Gerald Wodsitz James Weaver and John Zielinski.
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