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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1994
Page
3
Northeast Winds and Waves Forecast Tonight
Offshore forecast notes northeast winds at 15 to 25 knots with partly cloudy skies. Seas build to 5 feet as conditions remain active through the night.
Temperature and Weather Names List
A compact list of personal names including Arthur D Hudnutt Cooper Hudnutt Andrew R Young and Philip W Kelly. The items appear as a roster style grouping likely authors contributors or subjects in a historical weather or temperature report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D, Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Bary Coat
Arthur D, Hudnutt Son
Philip W. Kelly
Chronicle-Telegram delivery and contact details brief
The Chronicle-Telegram lists delivery hours and payment terms including Bam 7p, weekdays 6am to 1pm Saturday and Sunday hours, with home delivery by Daily and Sunday at 225 per week in advance. USPS code 110-020 indicates publication by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co., 225 East Ave Elyria OH 44035.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
East Ave
Elyria
Ofte
Oto
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Elyria considers stadium site for new high school
Officials weigh building by the stadium to ease traffic and lower costs. Bowen notes higher crime near the stadium area and argues the south side would raise traffic. Larkins urges a single large high school on the stadium site, citing more space and cost savings, with two 1,200 student schools as a plan.
Proposals At A Glance For Elyria High Campus Plan
The district outlines a three year plan to build a new 8.5 acre three story building on Sixth Street and West Avenue connected by a tunnel to Elyria High, remodel the gym and auditorium, and add PE and music facilities at a cost of 28.9 million with a second 50 acre site near Ely Stadium for a 26.9 million two story building. Construction would begin in 1995 1996 as part of a 58 million bond proposal to fund two high schools McKinley and other improvements. The plan requires land acquisitions including homes on Sixth Street and West Avenue facing homeowner objections from Louanna Hall while some residents welcome selling. Local business owners express mixed views about traffic and visitor impact. School board president Ivancic says support depends on taxpayer sentiment and superintendent Schultz urges bond passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
West Avenue
Ely Stadium
West Ave
Lester Schultz
Schultz
Elyria High
Louanna Hall
Gary C. Bennett
McKinley
Rally backs Roosevelt open amid board vote talks
Al Dillon organises a petition with over 500 signatures urging Roosevelt High to stay open. She warns long walks and crossing busy roads threaten safety for mostly low income students and fear of teasing at alternative schools. Board members discuss closure options citing racial balance and potential $200000 savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Dillon
Roosevelt
Dillon
Miami mob kills driver who hit girl
A driver, Charles Bell, 44, was beaten and shot by a neighborhood mob after his car struck a 6 year old girl as she darted into traffic. Witnesses recalled his braking as he tried to avoid the child and said he had stopped to help. The girl survived without serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Charles Bell
Metro-Dade
Juan del Castillo
Bell
Brenda Jones
Lisa Blatiman
Lakisha Hill
Residents oppose East Broad widening over land and trees
Carol Sweany and other East Broad Street residents blasted city plans to widen the road at a meeting led by Keys and Council. Stakes were posted to show land needs, but protesters urged restudy of traffic data from the 1970s and warned against losing trees, while only Councilman Larry Tanner supported the project and the meeting adjourned without a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Sweany
E. Broad
East Broad Street
Sweany
Keys
Hess
New York City
Larry Tanner
Tanner
Simpson Murder Case Sparks Charges Against Al Cowlings
District attorney to charge Simpson ally Al Cowlings for aiding escape after the 60 mile Bronco pursuit. Cowlings freed on 250000 bail as prosecutors weigh charges or dismissal. Simpson holed up in jail with hair DNA tests planned while defense roils with motions to dismiss.
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Simpson
al Cowlings
Ms. Simpson
Goldman
Cowlings
Robert Shapiro
Homicide
Los Angeles County Central Men’s
Shapiro
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