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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2001
Page
3
David Moore vows to keep the mood light in the County Administration Building and jokes about a red phone he would call The Bat Phone He also seeks a parking space, joking the county parking garage may not fit his Humvee.
Elyria officials claim the city may pursue a project labor agreement for the new 10 million dollar City Hall on Court Street without violating state law since Elyria is a charter city and not using state funds. Assistant City Solicitor Steve Gurchik says local control applies while opposing sides caution about ethics and market impact as Mayor Bill Grace considers the proposal.
Lorain woman Rachel Medina describes years of abuse by Edward Carrion Jr in court documents filed Friday. Carrion, 30, faces trial on abduction, child endangerment, burglary and weapons charges after allegedly taking Medina and their 9 year old daughter on August 28. Medina’s letter to Judge Lynett McGough details threats and injuries, saying Carrion had a fake karate black belt and used fear to control her, including choking and slapping. She recalls escaping with help at the U S Mexico border on September 10.
The Cleveland Orchestra unveils the Norton Memorial Organ after a $2 million renovation and 25 years of silence. Organist Thomas Trotter headlines a gala rededication with brass, performing Bach Dupre and Liszt as tickets reach up to $300 for dinner, concert, and reception.
James McNally a 47 year old Mansfield County judge was found shot in the head on a friend’s back porch and died about an hour later at St Elizabeth Health Center in Youngstown. Police said there was no intruder and no note was found. Officials did not confirm if the death was accidental or intentional.
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