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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2001
Page
1
The Detroit Lions appoint Marty Mornhinweg 49ers offensive coordinator as their head coach replacing Gary Moeller. An Armenian activist is sentenced to over three years for storing explosives. Johnson Controls in Oberlin idles nearly 200 of its 240 workers for two weeks due to Ford’s shutdown.
Gov. Bob Taft outlined an $808 million education package in the State of the State and scheduled a school construction visit. Republicans prepared first session bills to align with Taft’s plan to overhaul proficiency tests and improve funding while court observers watched from the front row in the Ohio House.
The plan seeks a $510 million two year per pupil funding rise raising state commitment from $4,200 to $5,484 over five years. It includes $80 million for teacher development and reading intervention, early childhood education, and teacher mentoring. It also adds $42 million for all-day kindergarten expansion in 50 districts serving 12,000 more children, $766 million more for special education, $285 million to expand the OhioRoads program, and $417 million for district transportation reimbursements.
Five months before a grand jury indictment of Mayor Vince Urbin officials records show he rejected a grievance from Avon Lake Police Sgt Jack Hall seeking extra vacation time. Hall cited two part time law enforcement jobs as justification while the city warned the claim was frivolous.
Lead investigator testified he had a grievance against the city during Urbin probe. Prosecutors allege Urbin steered city business to Fountain Bleau Party Center run by his brother, plus charges of misusing funds and covering up evidence. Another officer disputed a prior statement while Lt Gareau testified in the case.
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