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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1999
Page
4
Sunday roundy weather note with high near 40 and low around 36.
Police say Cleveland Scott struck his wife Anne Scott with a claw hammer at their Michigan Avenue home in Elyria, three blows reported. Anne was treated at EMH Regional Medical Center then flown to MetroHealth in Cleveland. elders say the couple had been married 30 years with two adult children. Police note a motive given by Scott, who confessed, with investigation ongoing.
A 911 call reports Cleveland Scott beating his wife with a hammer at 267 Michigan Avenue in Elyria. Police and LifeCare responders race to the scene as investigators note the victim is breathing but unconscious. The article also recalls past local violence cases and a 1997 hammer attack sentencing in Elyria.
A Sheffield Township trustee leads a push to redraw Lorain County government into a multi-commissioner system. The association seeks 3,000 signatures to place the measure on the ballot, contingent on broad township support. Proposals include district maps and potential staff expansions to manage governance.
Postmaster directs readers to send address changes to The Chronicle Telegram at P O Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44636 ensuring mail continues to reach subscribers without disruption.
Lorain Mayor Joseph Koziura seeks a 616000 cut as Ford workers debate profits. Bonuses at the Lorain Assembly Plant totalled about 200000 in tax relief, while income taxes from the plant shared among Sheffield Avon and Avon Lake. Workers voice mixed feelings about the bonuses amid top management pay and company profits.
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