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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2001
Page
1
News brief notes January 19 2001 saw light snow begin earlier and continue with a daytime high around 30 degrees. Local observers reported slick patches on sidewalks as commuters navigated wintry conditions.
An Encore feature envisions Earth’s landscape ten millennia distant, highlighting dramatic climate shifts, evolving coastlines, and new biomes as early humans adapt to changed resources. The piece blends speculative science with visual storytelling to convey deep time environmental change.
Vernon Long, longtime Westlake football coach for 27 years, announces retirement following surgery on an artery in the neck. The move comes as the team adjusts to his absence and plans for leadership transition ahead of the new season.
Ohio State announced the hiring of Jim Tressel as its 22nd head football coach on a five year contract worth 700000 dollars with a 100000 dollar signing bonus and yearly raises. He praised past mentors and stressed balancing football with classroom success and life after college.
President Clinton spoke from the Oval Office saying America has done well with prosperity and a cleaner environment. He urged fiscal discipline, paying down the national debt, and warned against sweeping tax cuts as George W Bush prepares to take office, stressing fairness and leadership abroad.
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace announced he signed a project labor agreement with the North Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Commission to control bids on the new City Hall. The plan ties bids to union labor rules. opponents say it raises costs, supporters deny that claim. If bids exceed 865 million, officials may rebid the project or cancel the agreement. The City Council narrowly approved the PLA after a contentious session. all three Republicans opposed.
The Strongsville City Council agreed to provide sewer and other services to CME LLC's plan to annex 53 acres along Snell and Clarke JoaGs into Strongsville. County commissioners will hold a public hearing at 11:15 am Thursday. CME aims to build 170 cluster homes valued at 250000 each, a second attempt after a 4-3 initial council defeat in October.
Avon Lake Mayor Vince Urbin faces 13 charges including theft and tampering with evidence. Attorneys submitted copies of a checkbook register listing thousands of checks, including a $3394 deposit on July 24, 1990 and a $330.95 payment on July 11, 1999, tied to alleged misappropriations from a Major 5 Ball charity and other expenses.
North Ridgeville Mayor Deanna Hill told more than 100 residents at the annual state of the city address that healing the divide among neighbors is a priority. She plans neighborhood meetings and meetings with opponents of west side development, insisting she is not offering an olive branch.
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