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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2001
Page
1
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5 to 1 as Omar Vizquel’s three run homer powered the attack along with solid pitching. Alomar contributed the decisive power and the win kept Cleveland atop the division standings.
Doctors in Washington report the nation's second group of septuplets remains critically ill but described as "beautiful." The Chronicle notes a Taft summit planned for October to tackle state energy problems, with the paper urging readers to visit its website for updates.
Lorain officials including Mayor Foltin and safety director Craig Miller say they will offer concessions but cannot fund the cash needs of Republic Technologies International. They note RTI may restructure and possibly affect Lorain’s plant, warning a partial shutdown could hurt the local economy while promising ongoing communication and efforts to retain employment.
In 1986 LTV Steel restructures its bar division into a stand-alone entity at its Lorain plant. A partnership forms involving US Steel and Kobe Steel Ltd at the Lorain site. Employees acquire the stand-alone bar division, creating a new corporate entity.
Andrew Burnett, 27, was sentenced to three years in prison for tossing a bichon frise named Leo into oncoming traffic after a road rage incident. The judge called it rage induced violence and said prison would deter others. Sara McBurnett of Incline Village, Nev., owned Leo.
The 4 acre polluted quarry near a proposed Elyria high school will be taken off the national Superfund priorities list next year. EPA project manager Sheila Sullivan says cleanup actions are complete and only minor concerns about nearby construction remain. The site has long been on the Superfund roll since the 1980s and will be assigned industrial zoning as it exits the list.
Republic Technologies International plans shutdowns at its Lorain plant affecting blast furnaces the 12 inch mill and the rolling mill with bloom caster production cut by over 76 percent and rolling mill conditioning down 5 percent. Officials including Kristin Yarbrough and union leader Larry Sentaile declined to reveal exact worker counts or job-loss estimates.
In Ravenna a judge issued a 7 million judgment for the family of Theresa Andrews, killed by Michelle Bica who cut the baby from her womb. The killer died by suicide days later. the Bica estate has no money, leaving collection unlikely. Jonathan Andrews is named in the judgment.
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