Lake Avenue chosen for new Elyria police station site
Elyria Council selected a six acre site at Lake and West Avenues for a new police station with a 91 vote. The plan includes an L shaped two story building and potential 48 bed minimum security rail wing. The Lake Avenue lot is largely a parking area near Conrail tracks and would require partial vacation of Lake Avenue.
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Reaction Jeers and Tears After Elyria West Closure Vote
Elyria residents jeered and taunted as the school board voted 3-2 to close Elyria West High School and defer Jefferson and Spring Valley elementary schools. Students cried, voicing fears of losing education and the district’s safety, while supporters warn of mass defections to other districts or private schools.
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Elyria Board Votes to Close West High and Two Elem Schools
The Elyria school board voted 3-2 to close Elyria West High School and two elementary schools effective June at a public meeting with about 350 residents. Students will transfer to other schools including Elyria High and Jef tary schools will close. attendance zones restructured to boost Westwood Junior High enrollment. Some parents consider private or out of district options. Two Elyria West graduates, Jeffrey Edleman and Michael Godles, floated possible legal action to block closings.
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Board votes to keep Schult until 2002
Two West graduates and lawyers vow to sue to block closings. The move by the board may trigger a chain reaction of league defections and additions.
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Modell scores points with owners in move presentation
Browns owner Art Modell and attorney defend relocation to Baltimore before NFL owners amid heavy security. Presentation praised by Robert Kraft and Robert Tisch, with discussions to vote at the March meeting in Palm Beach or a later session.
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Paveen Rain Thursday High Near 50
A weather notice indicates rain with a high around 50 expected Thursday. The entry appears in a classified page index with sections for sports, deaths, theater, and horoscopes, but no additional article details are provided.
Friendly faces in Arkansas stop on Clinton book tour
Hillary Clinton greets supporters in Arkansas as she touts a rising trend on her book tour stop. In Washington, GOP lawmakers press forward with inquiries into her links to a failed savings and loan.
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GOP tax plan backs generous deductions to aid the poor
Avon Lake council faces pressure on MLK Day meetings as officials weigh governance moves. Developers’ attempts to address concerns meet limited progress on traffic safety. The widow of a civil rights activist laments little change since MLK’s era. City Council stands by a proposal to widen East Broad Street to four lanes despite the mayor’s appeal.
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