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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2001
Page
14
Ohio fourth graders posted 56 percent passing the reading proficiency test, down from 58 percent and 60 percent in prior years. Gov Taft and lawmakers push for an updated accountability system amid talks to sign Senate Bill 1.
Ohio's only national park, straddling Cleveland and Akron, aims to boost its image with a new status. The 33,000 acre preserve draws over 3 million yearly, centered on the towpath along the old Ohio & Erie Canal and a mix of natural and historic attractions.
Sheffield Lake officials say Mariner's Watch paid 10150 in park improvement fees for 29 buildings but should be about 80500 for 230 units. The fund supports capital park projects and emergency maintenance with donations and was set by council in 1990.
Ohio first lady Hope Taft visited the Pathways Family Center in Elyria to discuss modern parenting and community advocacy. She joined a Par ent Leadership Training Institute alumni meeting at Elyria Schools Administration Center to promote the Parents of the 21st Century initiative a 21 week class series to empower parent leaders and help children and communities.
Prosecutors released documents detailing two January interviews with developer Herman Kopf in the Urbin bribery probe. Kopf, who pleaded guilty May 9 to misleading a grand jury, was found deceptive in five of ten answers and plans to cooperate with prosecutors at Vince Urbin's bribery trial.
Elyria doctor Mahendra Patel, a surgeon at the Center for Orthopedic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, was honored by Governor Bob Taft for assisting victims of a major India earthquake in January. He treated hundreds, performing hip and knee replacements and assisting general surgeries amid collapsed buildings and crush injuries.
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