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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2001
Page
1
In a game between the Cleveland Guardians and Houston Astros, the Tribe took an early lead before starter Jose Colón was ejected after a heated exchange. Astros rally attempts followed as the bullpen steadied, leaving the outcome in question.
A father opened fire at his son's baseball game wounding the boy and the boy's mother before turning the weapon on himself. Police investigated the incident as a domestic violence case with no immediate fatalities reported.
Elyria sues in Common Pleas Court to void a 1714 signature petition for a November vote on a $5 license plate fee increase. The city alleges petitions dated June 13 were circulated before a certified ordinance copy was filed June 14 and signatures were altered to appear later. Judge Thomas W. Janas oversees the case.
Cyrus and Betty Yaghooti of Canton claim half of the $54 million Super Lotto Plus prize after a 14 year acquaintance in a Spee-D-Foods line led to marriage. Each couple will receive about $8 million before taxes. the other winner had not come forward.
Doctors at EMH Regional Medical Center in Elyria pursue a refined device for coronary disease in early trials. Cardiology director Dr Charles OShaughnessy calls it a breakthrough technology and says it rivals the impact of stents, though FDA approval is not yet granted.
Police responded to a hang up at West River Road North resulting in a search of Russell Dacy's unlocked home. Prosecutors say they found marijuana being cultivated in the attic and charged the 40 year old with cultivation of marijuana and possession of criminal tools. Dacy admitted years of growing marijuana and cited seeds from Amsterdam and equipment bought in Detroit. The offenses carry up to two years in prison and fines up to 5000 dollars.
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