Ford sales hit all time high in 1999 across brands
Ford Motor Co and its Mercury Lincoln Jaguar and Volvo divisions posted a combined 4,163,369 vehicles sold or leased in 1999, surpassing the previous record by nearly 195,000. Mercury Villager minivan sales rose about 18 percent to 45,315 units, while Econoline van sales totaled about 202,024 as business use supports steady demand.
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Melissa McCord
Chronicle-Telegram
Ford Motor Co
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Mercury
Lincoln
Jaguar
Volvo
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City considers changes to busy West Ave intersection
Elyria officials study options to ease traffic at Middle Avenue and Broad Street after police urge removal of the left turn onto Broad Street. Mayor Grace and Safety Director Rothgery weigh alternatives such as a traffic light or one way Middle Avenue, with police staffing deemed costly.
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Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Michael Medders
Safety Service
Eric Rothgery
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Rothgery
Don Wimsatt
Bill Grace
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Nabakowski Chosen to Fill Lorain County Clerk Seat
Lorain County Democratic Party selected Ron Nabakowski Thursday to serve the remaining year of Don Rothgery’s term as Common Pleas Court clerk. He defeated Sally Pack, a 29 year court employee, including 14 years as chief deputy clerk, while Rothgery left to become Elyria Municipal Court clerk. Rothgery urged Pack’s selection, citing her readiness, but Nabakowski argued the pick should preserve a key political post and help win the March 7 primary.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Democratic Party
Ron Nabakowski
Don Rothgery
Common Pleas
Nabakowski
Sally Pack
Rothgery
Elyria Holiday Inn
Pack
State Senate
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Abortions decline to two-decade low in 1997
The CDC reports 1997 abortion rate at 20 per 1000 women ages 15 to 44, a two-year stability and the lowest since 1975. Abortions per 1000 live births drop to 305, a 26-year low, with 1,184,758 legal abortions in 1997, down 3 percent from 1996. Factors include reduced access, greater contraception use, and changing moral views. The report also begins state breakdowns.
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Atlanta
United States
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Krystowski loses defense team in bribery case
Edward Krystowski faces new counsel after Judge Lynett McGough dismissed his current lawyers Niki Schwartz and Orville Stiffel III due to potential conflicts. Co-defendant Peter Restivo also loses two of his three attorneys, with Susan Gragel and Robert Rotatori no longer representing him.
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Avon Council
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Common Pleas
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Orville Stiffel III
of Gold, Schwartz Inc
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Peter Restivo
McGough
Susan Gragel
Robert Rotatori
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