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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1996
Page
3
Five day forecast notes rainfall and wind shifts with showers and thunderstorms after midnight. Tonight southwest wind 10 to 20 knots with 2 to 4 foot waves. Thursday southwest wind 15 to 20 knots with 3 to 5 foot waves and higher near storms. Temperature and sun times referenced with sunrise and sunset details.
President Clinton ordered a stricter rule requiring welfare recipients to take any job offered after two years in the JOBS program. White House aides indicated Clinton may sign a Republican welfare reform bill, while Dole urged faster waivers and tougher reforms.
Market shows five stores on the west end with two developable lots along West River Road North. One lot is 1.2 acres, the other 48 acres, sparking concern at the library about impact on the neighborhood and atmosphere. Dan Herman says no plans yet, but fall construction could lead to shopping, with a new driveway between Wisconsi and Midway Mall and a left turn lane to handle traffic.
Lorain officials discuss transferring operations to the west side plant near Oak Point Road and denying Amherst Township sewer ties that would strain capacity. Port Authority director Richard Novak notes possible involvement in the ore dock issue and outlines a Grove Site plan including a 13 to 15 million development, a park valued at 500000, and a rail link to Cleveland. Six homeowners sold property before eminent domain actions.
Prosecutors spent seven months gathering evidence on a crash near the Trading Post Bar as they probe fault. An investigator reconstructed the incident while county officials assess if DeMarino was under illegal drug influence. Blood and urine tests were conducted with results sealed under court order. DeMarino appeared lethargic after the accident.
Bedford man Mark Zielinski, 27, fell from a 15 foot boat during a Findley State Park lake fishing tournament. Toxicology was clean and he was not wearing a life preserver. park manager Jim Tuttle notes he might be alive if he had worn one.
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A northbound Route 301 crash near West Salem left Amish elder Fenstermaker seriously injured in a collision with a pickup after a car attempted a left pass. The 80 year old, famed auctioneer with a long family history of losses, survived as investigators review whether reflective gear met safety rules.
In a party clash between veteran lawmakers and new members, the House approved freezing congressional salaries for 1997 by denying a 2.3 percent cost of living pay raise for members of Congress and senior officials. Ohio Rep Louis Stokes was the lone vote for the raise.
The House passed a bill to fund the IRS, Treasury, White House and other agencies at $11 billion for fiscal 1997 while salaries for members and top officials, including Vice President Al Gore and cabinet members, remain frozen at $133,600 for the fifth straight year.
North Olmsted officials seek traditional folk artists and instrument makers to demo and sell at the Emerald City Folk Festival on August 25 at the Frostville Museum in the Rocky River Reservation. Call the Olmsted Historical Society for details. The event is co sponsored by the society and FolkNet.
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