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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2001
Page
1
The Raiders consider their next leader while Ohio State pursues Mason and Tressel in a high profile coaching search. Strong names and clear interest mark the bid to pair a veteran NFL mentor with college ambitions amid a tense, ongoing process.
Tickets for the Indians Caravan press tour Friday at noon at DeLuca's Place in the Park include lunch and a chance to meet and get autographs from players Manager Charlie Manuel and Slider. A memorabilia auction is planned. Tickets are $15 and available at The Chronicle.
A 19 year old Oberlin man Taylor I Wynn was sentenced to 12 years in prison for attacking a Stanford? No, Oberlin College coed at Noah Hall dorm. He pleaded guilty to attempted murder aggravated robbery aggravated burglary felonious assault and burglary. The 21 year old victim said she does not blame her attacker and plans to graduate Oberlin College in May. She expressed sympathy for Wynn and hopes he gets help while in prison. Wynn apologized saying his upbringing does not excuse his actions and the attack remains unreal to her. The defense sought treatment for Wynn, whose mother abused cocaine and whose father is in a heroin coma.
Republic Technologies International Inc. paid its 29 million bond interest Tuesday but faces an uncertain future. Analysts say the payment is only a temporary stay of execution and bankruptcy remains possible without a cash infusion. Union leaders note worker pain and caution on future layoffs amid a recent blast furnace shutdown.
Gov Bob Taft toured Cleveland's LTV Steel and met with company officials and United Steelworkers representatives as he pledged a thorough bipartisan effort to improve the business climate for LTV and other Ohio steelmakers. He noted workers' productivity and said the major issue is creating a funding-friendly environment for restructuring under bankruptcy laws.
City Council votes unanimously to empower the Planning Commission with design review over sight and approves guidelines 10-1. The measure, to take effect in 30 days, sets rules on color height landscaping and materials for new commercial construction and renovations.
Michael Mullins died December 14 at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital after a brain bleed linked to a head mass. His organs saved four lives including a Kentucky infant, a 27 year old woman, a 37 year old woman, and a 9 year old girl. His pancreas may aid diabetes research. His family, the Martins of Sheffield Lake, and LifeBane coordinated the donation. Michael was a first grader at Knollwood Elementary and son of James and Jennifer Martin.
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