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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1996

Page

12

Belle vents at media and defends temper in World Sees

Albert Belle says he did not curse Hannah Storm during the World Series but lashed out at the press corps for restricting access. He recalls yelling along the players bench and notes he felt misrepresented by newspaper coverage while defending his long stay with the Indians and commenting on contract talks and team loyalty.

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Steelers President Warns Browns Fans Amid Relocation Fight

Steelers owner Dan Rooney criticized Cleveland fans for flooding NFL owners with letters faxes and calls over the Browns move to Baltimore. He urged restraint while noting the protests were harming Pittsburgh’s ability to operate during the playoff run. Rooney signaled possible changes to his vote after previously opposing the move, citing a pending lease lawsuit and resistance to broad public pressure. He praised Cleveland Mayor Michael White for his stadium plan and noted the league vote may be delayed.

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Old YMCA falls to wrecking ball in Elyria

Demolition of the 84 year old YMCA at Third and Court Street began after county commissioners bought the building last year for 145000 to clear land for 31 parking spots. asbestos removal cost 39000 and razing 118000. neighbors comment on loss and potential new uses.

Elyria YMCA Third and Court Street B & B Wrecking of Cleveland Don Stewart West Avenue Mark Stewart County Commissioners First United Methodist Church

Elyria Methodist Village marks 100th anniversary celebration

The Elyria United Methodist Village celebrated its 100th year, tracing back to the 1896 founder Mary Lilly and its origin as the Old Ladies Home. U.S. Rep. Steve LaTourette attended with Gov. nominee arrangements, while the 206-bed nursing facility plans a $19.5 million expansion including a 72-unit apartment complex and parking garage. Local officials, including Elyria Mayor Michael Keys and County Commissioner Mary Jo fasi, were present.

Elyria Elyria United Methodist Village U.S Steve LaTourette Mary Lilly LaTourette R-Painesville George Voimovich West Avenue Arnold Swan Elyma Michael Keys Mary Jo Fasi John Bender D-Elyra

Elyria school board weighs Schultz contract extension

The Elyria school board will vote Tuesday on a contract extension for Superintendent Lester Schultz. At the same meeting Schultz is expected to propose changes, including closing Elyria West High School and Jefferson and Spring Valley elementary schools. Board president William Ivancic urged support for the superintendent.

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