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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2001
Page
1
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Two tickets sold for Ohio Lottery’s 54 million jackpot will share 16 million each after taxes with winners chosen by lump sum. Tickets bought at Clark Avenue Groceries Willoughby and Speedfoods No 11 Canton. Local residents and merchants noted unusually high activity as officers await claims.
Fresh cut flowers sweet corn strawberries and other goods line Court Street for the new Elyria Farmers Market sponsored by Main Street Elyria. The market runs Thursdays noon to 6 p.m. through the summer with six vendors including Oberlin Sustainable Agriculture Project Flowers By Sharon Bill's Veggies Sweets Corn Strawberry Farms and Pink Peppercorn Catering.
Neighbors' conditions appear linked to heart attack rates even after adjusting income education and occupation. Diez Roux of Columbia studied 1000 person blocks in Jackson Forsyth County Md and suburban Minneapolis noting whites in poor areas 70 percent more likely and blacks 40 percent more likely to have heart attacks than those in affluent neighborhoods.
Elyria county health board backs seeking 300000 in grants to cover cleanup of about 100000 tires at Jack Vasi’s scrap yard on Oberlin Elyria Road. Officials warn liens are unlikely to collect, while bids won’t start before fall and a resident protests public funds funding the effort.
Elyria city council raised first offense fines to 250 dollars and 500 dollars for repeat offenses to mirror Ohio law. New penalties took effect in June with signs required on public and private property and a 25 dollar daily fine for missing signs. Money funds the ADA board for education and accessibility projects.
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