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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2001
Page
1
On his first day in office, Lorain County appoints David Moore to the commission as local and state leaders observe the transition. A related story notes ongoing issues in wildlife policy and public sympathy for a starving cub, highlighting debates on law and compassion.
The Federal Reserve unexpectedly cut the federal funds rate by 0.5 percent to 6.0 percent, the first cut in two years, triggering a sharp stock market rally with the Dow up over 300 points and the Nasdaq higher by more than 200. The discount rate was trimmed to 5.75 percent as the Fed signaled readiness for further action.
Oklahoma finished 13-0 after a 13-2 Orange Bowl win over Florida State to claim the national title. The Sooners swept top-10 foes, earned all 71 first place AP votes, and topped Miami, Washington, Oregon State, and Florida State in the final poll.
Elyria Catholic graduate Matt Wilhelm, a sophomore linebacker at Ohio State, says the firing of coach John Cooper was unfair and that players did their part while the rest was up to the team. Wilhelm notes Buckeyes face questions going into next season and recalls Cooper recruiting him.
Grafton reports ongoing personnel turmoil at the North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility as two deputy wardens Jeffrey Bates and Herb Thomas resign amid rapid leadership changes since the 552 bed prison opened in February 2000. Bates previously served as interim warden after Robert E Clark left and dep warden of administration Thomas resigned, leaving the facility with multiple leadership shifts.
Elyria officials and county leaders spar over lease conditions for the county courthouse ground. Seven of eleven council members oppose the deal unless grounds are included and control retained, warning of future needs and downtown green space loss.
Lorain resident Annette Corrao, 43, earned a spot from a cross country search and will appear on ABCs Who Wants to Be a Millionaire in mid January. She and her husband Joe will travel to New York City for taping as final preparations and air date are set.
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