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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1998
Page
9
The annual event features dachshunds in a pet parade and best dressed pet contest along with pet and bicycle parades and a Fourth of July parade. Activities include games, music, food and a steak and chicken barbecue hosted by the Kiwanis Club.
A six year old fell into a campfire at Findlay State Park and sustained first degree burns on seven percent of her body. She was flown by helicopter to Metro Health Medical Center in Cleveland and remained in stable condition. Park rangers investigate as authorities withhold the child's name.
The Ohio caucus of the National Education Association endorsed a nonbinding merger with the American Federation of Teachers. Up to 10,000 delegates will vote today at the NEA convention in New Orleans on the proposed union merger.
In Lorain the push to unify communications pits Adelphia Cable Entertainment Century Telephone MediaOne and Alltel as fiber optics enable one line to carry phone cable and even Internet services. Adelphia plans a 5.5 million upgrade with price rises to 28 plus monthly and MediaOne extends fiber to Avon Lake Amherst and Elyria while offering limited phone service.
Adelphia Cable Entertainment plans a 5.5 million upgrade to Lorain’s cable network adding fiber optic tech. The move aims to improve service and add channels, possibly opening phone service. The 20 year Lorain franchise expires and officials discuss a tougher contract, creating a task force and hiring Walter & Haverfield to negotiate. Century Telephone shows some interest as the city tallies over 4,500 customer surveys on Adelphia’s service.
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