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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1999
Page
3
The forecast notes a southeast wind at 5 to 16 knots with mostly sunny skies and 1 to 2 foot waves. Tonight the south wind shifts to 5 to 15 knots with clear conditions and similar wave heights. Temperature details are not provided in the readable text.
Fire investigators probe the blaze at Jamie's flea market building in South Amherst. No damage estimate yet. Manager Lorna Ward plans to reopen another building by Saturday and rebuild. The market’s 25th anniversary is noted. owner Lolita Mack unavailable. Nearby businesses fear lost sales as flames rise over 20 feet. Roberta Neace and workers recount the scene and community impact.
Crystal Mortgage, led by Dave Moore, is charged in Oberlin Municipal Court with failing to pay city taxes in 1996 and 1997. Moore vacated part of its South Main Street offices and launched a public awareness campaign to highlight the dispute while Moore seeks a new location and the city says the tax issue remains unresolved.
Police hunt gold Ford Escort driver after a 16 year old boy was struck on Melvyn Lane Monday night. The car damaged, fled with a bicycle caught beneath it as bystanders aided the injured youth. Witnesses described an attack on the vehicle by three teens prior to the crash.
Ohio Governor John Kasich is traveling to Washington to assess options for his campaign and may announce a decision as early as Wednesday. Reports indicate he plans to drop his bid and back front runner George W. Bush, while state Rep. Pat Tiberi anticipates Kasich not seeking re election to Congress.
Elyria High is hindered by old windows and heating systems with upgrades potentially costing the state millions. District officials rank 394 of 611 for facilities aid, delaying substantial funding by at least 12 years. A tour highlighted aging facilities, water problems, and past bond defeat.
Whited, a member of Laborers Local 758 in Lorain, died when a steel girder struck him after becoming stuck and then freed near state Route 252. He had worked for Velotta Construction since 1962, formerly at U.S. Steel Lorain Works. Autopsy pending. colleagues remember him as cheerful and conscientious.
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