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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2001
Page
1
Chicago second baseman Durham delivered a decisive performance fueling the White Sox to a victory over Cleveland. He collected crucial hits and drove in runs to tilt the game, with strong support from the pitching staff to secure the triumph for Chicago.
A Beijing court sentences two US residents to ten years in prison on spying for Taiwan. The report notes charges of espionage and implications for World and Nation coverage.
Elyria school board votes 4-0 to place the new high school beside Ely Stadium among six sites. The decision, met with applause by about 20 attendees, prioritizes a campus setting and district land. Board members note cost and public support favor Ely Stadium, Elyria Township, or Eastern Heights as viable sites.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports near record 98 degrees as road crews, roofers and outdoor workers endure extreme heat. Ohio DOT flagger Matt Neumann says he cannot pass out or risk endangering others while his foreman Steve Brewer notes relentless sun and limited cooling as they work behind a gravel-filled dump truck on Route 82 in Columbia Station.
Elyria reports scattered power outages as air conditioners run at full tilt, with several thousand customers without power in Oberlin after a wire fell onto the Ohio Turnpike near Route 58. FirstEnergy crews restore the line while crews reroute traffic. Officials cite heat stress but have no clear cause and note no related accidents or widespread outages beyond daytime heat. Local workers endure the heat with rest breaks and hydration.
Elyria police chief Michael Medders, 49, the top candidate to head the county Child Support Enforcement Agency, has 25 years in law enforcement. The case management supervisor post would cut hours and pay, offering retirement options, with a decision by October after a five-week search narrowing to three finalists.
Elyria judge weighs whether Sheila Corn must pay about 220000 in damages to her daughter Renetta Corn after alleged fraudulent child abuse charges. Corn, a four year prisoner from Lorain, testified at a civil trial about protecting the children, while Renetta seeks damages for malicious prosecution and mental suffering plus legal fees.
Judge approves Chase Klingenstein continuing with Weathertight Construction in Lorain County Hot Stove League as undefeated team advances to regional state tournament. Coach Mark Clement receives two year suspension. team barred from county championship. Dinner Bell Meats to face Knepper Berner next week.
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