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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1999
Page
4
A forecast shows today's sunrise and sunset, with tomorrow’s sun times. Thursday will be partly cloudy with highs in the 90s. Friday expects cooler lows in the 70s. Winds from the southwest at 5 to 15 knots and seas of 1 to 4 feet.
Bernard Greenberg, 53, was struck by a car at 6 51 p m Tuesday on Chamberlain Road in front of his home and flown to MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland in critical condition. State troopers said the case remains under investigation with no citations issued.
Rapone stated CiviGenics has long operated in the treatment field and runs the 240-bed Columbiana County Jail and Misdetmeanant Center in Lisbon. The firm, active in 22 states with 5,500 inmates and 1,100 employees, plans to hire about 165 local workers for the Grafton site.
A July fire at the main building of a flea market gutted the one third acre site valued at $500000. About 75 vendors lost merchandise ranging from 3 000 to 25 000 each. The owner seeks legal action against two girls involved while the market continues with operations at the remaining building.
In Columbus AP report, party leaders say talk of Jerry Springer challenging Republican Mike DeWine is speculation. Hamilton County Democrat Tim Burke notes Springer's speaking skill, while Ohio party chairmen David Leland and Linda Shafran downplay any formal interest. Republican Robert Bennett ridicules the idea.
The Lincoln Counseling Center’s Junction shelter faces a zoning ruling that it does not fit the township’s single family residence criteria at its new Lake Avenue site. Attorneys plan an appeal after officials questioned shelter eligibility while residents express concern over safety and runaways in the neighborhood.
At a village council meeting residents led by Kris Rahal and Jim Skates pressed CSX for relief from loud train horns and traffic disruptions. They warned of rising noise since the CSX Conrail merger and cost estimates of about 420000 for walls and greenery with no guaranteed noise reduction. CSX offered little beyond a possible five decibel drop and state that horns are federally mandated at crossings. Councilmember Daniel Spencer pledged close monitoring and questioned CSX’s commitment.
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