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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2003
Page
3
Route 57 will close in both directions from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. weekdays between Abbe and West River roads through July 22 for bridge replacement. About 35,500 vehicles cross daily. Drivers are urged to detour via I-90 to SR 21 and SR 201 to rejoin Route 57.
Seven of Ohio’s 205 death row inmates have used a state offer to pay for DNA tests in certain cases. None were exonerated by results. The tests often reinforce guilt, though one case spared execution after blood evidence showed the inmate’s blood on shoes. A bill would codify the program and expand eligibility to all felonies with sufficient evidence.
Students react to a proposed Elyria High School plan that could move ninth graders to a separate school. Some say it would ease crowding and let teachers focus better, while others worry about losing friendships with older students.
The Elyria school board pushes a plan to partner with the city on a major high school rebuild with phased construction and renovation. Council members largely back the idea though concerns focus on costs and logistics for Kindergarten Village and Lincoln Building demolition. Regency's Tari Rivera notes design may take 12 to 16 months with a four to five year construction window once funding arrives.
Nedwick reports Kilroy defended his campaign despite criticism. He said he pursued the job seriously and called the election fair, noting a chairman would have ruled him out if unfair. Smith commented that any candidate could withdraw and shift support.
The Lorain International Festival Committee’s profit will be disclosed after all costs. Jannette Bozsoki, appointed acting recorder after Mary Ann Jamison’s death, placed third in the balloting and pondered a 2004 Democratic run. Other candidates included Diane Eswine and Lori Kokoski.
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