28 Jan 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1998
Page
1
A recall affects several snack products amid contamination fears as the company investigates safety concerns. Officials urge consumers to check labels and discard affected items.
Jayson Bendik spearheaded Elyria high school with aggressive drives as the fourth ranked Red Raiders routed Shaker Heights 104 to 59. Bendik led in scoring and finished with key finishes that sealed the lopsided victory.
Paula Cole song chosen as Dawson's Creek theme while EPA schedules meeting with Lorain residents about the Pearl Avenue asphalt plant. Lorain County Auditor Mark Stewart seeks re election and Ronald Nabakowski says he will run for state senate seat. Elyria schools grant Coca Cola an exclusive contract to fund scoreboards and activities.
President Clinton travels to LaCrosse Wisconsin and Champaign Illinois to promote education health care and social security plans while facing rising doubts about character amid Lewinsky scandal coverage. He aims to reassure Americans that a budget surplus will save Social Security and fund baby boom era needs.
An attorney for Ruth, leader of the county Joint Vocational School, says he will cooperate as prosecutors investigate school money use. Records show Superintendent William Ruth traveled to conventions at resort destinations and to Germany and China, spending at least $21,666, not counting board President David A. Updegraff’s travel costs.
Elyria police examine whether Ray Smith Jr. 37 of Lake Avenue, charged with killing Angela Galloway 20 of Cleveland, is connected to two unsolved Charleston area slayings. Charleston detectives may visit Elyria to investigate Smith's background and interview relatives.
Interim Superintendent Roger Lulow announced that the district's score initiatives are starting to pay off as state figures released this week show rising proficiency test performance and potential improvement in the statewide rating.
Senate Democrats and Republicans near a compromise to raise the state sales tax by a half cent, cut business property tax breaks, boost per pupil spending, and let districts swap property taxes for an income tax up to 1 percent. An optional $100 homeowner tax credit is mentioned.
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