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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2001
Page
1
A United Nations report warns temperatures could rise by more than 10 degrees worldwide over the next century. The Chronicle notes potential global impacts and policy implications as nations respond to climate projections.
Chief Assistant Prosecutor Jonathan Rosenbaum signals possible grand jury return in Avon Lake Mayor Vince Urbin case. He faces 11 counts including theft from the Mayor's Ball charity and misuse of city funds. Susan Valasco, ex finance director, also faces tampering and obstruction charges in connection with records handling.
President Bush signs memo reinstating full abortion restrictions on U.S. overseas aid reversing Clinton policy. He states taxpayer funds should not finance abortion abroad and bars aid to groups that perform or promote abortion. Abortion rights supporters call it a new attack on reproductive rights.
Forest City Technologies has temporarily laid off 70 workers at its Wellington seven-plant complex due to a slowdown in the auto industry. Vice president Gary Thomas said the company, with plants in Illinois Ohio and Michigan, employs about 600 and the cuts affect staff with less than a year on the job. The firm recently opened an 11 000 square foot Detroit plant to boost processing and shipping of parts.
Four of seven convicts who escaped a Texas prison were captured in Colorado after a Christmas Eve police shooting of a officer. A fifth inmate killed himself in a motor home surrounded by authorities near Woodland Park. Two inmates remain at large, with possible sightings in Woodland Park as of Sunday. FBI official Mark Mershon cautioned the case is not over.
The Elyria County Auditor reports over 1,500 calls about January property tax bills and expects more before the February 15 deadline. Pauline Clexen sought relief, receiving a $186 deduction and a promise of re appraisal after a jump from 49 000 to 72 000 in assessed value. Stewart explains assessments rely on six years of neighborhood sales and nearby prices, with 10 percent of office visits leading to re appraisals.
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