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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1999
Page
1
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Union leader Larry Sentile says a tentative contract with USS Kobe, Republic Technologies and Local 2354 could prevent layoffs through pension boosts and early retirement. About 2,800 Local 1104 members will vote by mail over weeks. merger with Blackstone Group must be ratified first. News blackout agreed until ratified.
Residents on Oak Point Road report large sinkholes formed during heavy thunderstorms. Crews had been widening the street and installing sewer lines at a charge of 42.52 per foot. Cars and a construction vehicle became stuck as the road collapsed under rain weight.
A lightning bolt struck the E-check building on Sandstone Boulevard in Amherst injuring Grace Chambers, 40, of Elyria, who was touching a metal fan during emissions testing. She received treatment at Community Health Partners in Lorain. No major structural damage reported to the building. Nearby storms toppled trees and power lines across the county and a Lorain home attic caught fire, with no injuries reported.
Elyria Superintendent B Jean Harper pushes reviving a plan for a new Elyria High School. State Senator Jef Armbruster and Ohio School Facilities Commission officials will tour the aging campus as a fact finding mission to explore state and federal funding options, others note the current building dates back to earlier eras and is not suited to modern technology.
Elyria firefighter Mark Horton told City Council that Mayor Keys and Safety Service Director Tim Coey are punishing the fire department for backing opponent Bill Grace in the May primary. Horton said the administration has clashed with the fire department for years while Chief Schue noted a new sick leave policy had been in discussion for nearly two years and was not a response to Grace's endorsement.
WEOL 930 AM will not carry the Cleveland Browns games this fall. Browns fans in the area can hear the games on WMII 106.7 FM, which will serve as the flagship station for the Browns radio network. General Manager Gary Kneisley confirmed the change after earlier expectations the station would continue its longtime coverage.
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