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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1995
Page
1
Famed rock n roll disc jockey Wolfman Jack suffered a fatal heart attack at age 57, ending a long career as a defining on air personality. The broadcast icon, known for his energetic style and influence on early rock music, passed away peacefully.
Boris Yeltsin's government survived a second no-confidence vote in Russia's State Duma by 193 to 116, signaling a possible compromise between the president and parliament after the Chechnya hostage crisis. Prime Minister Chernomyrdin praised the process while warnings of future disputes remain.
Fireworks tonight at Weiss Field in Avon Lake. Webber Road will be closed from Moore Road to Cotones subdivision from about 8 pm until after the display. Parking available at BFGoodrich and Big Wheel. no parking along Webber Road.
Elyria residents long for Fourth of July pyrotechnics as mayor cites stricter state fire code and land requirements. Residents recall Cascade Park displays and advocate local celebrations, while past efforts to revive the event faced limited support and a long gap since the last show. The Memorial Day parade remains Elyria’s main public celebration.
County districts face funding that remains essentially flat for nine of fifteen, with only Amherst Clearview Elyria Oberlin and Lorain seeing modest gains from less than 1 to 5 percent while Firelands holds steady. Lawmakers rejected a Robin Hood approach, leaving equity issues unresolved as districts await court guidance.
Ohio General Assembly projections outline state funding for Lorain County school districts across upcoming fiscal years in millions of dollars, specifying allocations to each district and anticipated funding changes.
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