Man arrested in 1976 slaying in Lorain County
A 69-year-old Amherst Township man, Bobbie New, was arrested on a murder charge linked to the March 14, 1976, shooting death of Dorothy Spencer in Camden Township. Spencer died March 17, 1976, at what is now New EMH Medical Center. The case, cold for decades, saw detectives gather new evidence to pursue charges. New is jailed on a $1 million bond. the investigation continues with no further details released.
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Chip lovers bite back over Thomasson chip decline
Mansfield based Jones Potato Chip Co faces fan backlash after announcing discontinuation of the Thomasson brand with roots in Elyria. Bob Jones notes he anticipated public reaction despite acquiring the brand in 1996. Gov Kasich signs controversial state budget praising balance without tax increases.
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Center for Bone and Joint Reconstruction Opens at EMH Elyria
EMH Medical Center in Elyria unveils the Joint Camp on its sixth floor a $500 000 conversion for hip knee and shoulder surgery and rehab. Dr William Stanfield says stays run about three days with aggressive rehab while Amherst Hospital shifts to outpatient care and a private nursing home style unit. ER remains open.
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Grace pushes new job at water plant
Elyria officials propose creating an associate superintendent role in the Water Works plant with a starting salary above 61,000 dollars. Mayor Grace said the position would go to current assistant superintendent Sam W. Jacob, son of plant Superintendent Sam E. Jacob, with automatic internal promotion.
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Wetlands push new site for city compost plant
Elyria officials say the city and a private partner will relocate the planned compost facility after the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency ruled the original site needed expensive wetlands mitigation.
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