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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 2000

Page

2

Gas prices rise as drivers adjust to higher costs

Area motorists report steeper fuel bills with daily round trips costing more. Elyria resident Tyler Jackson, commuting from Middle Avenue in a 1983 Oldsmobile, faces about 20 dollars extra per day. Shell customer Tim Hawke trims trips. station owner Schroeder recalls 1974 oil shocks and shorter hours. Experts see a continued upward trend, with price shifts of several cents possible nightly. Ethel Ball accepts higher costs as a fact of life.

Tyler Jackson Elyria Gas USA Middle Avenue Cleveland Tim Hawke Shell Broad Street Hawke Schroeder Ethel Ball William G. Johnson Ohio Motorists Association

Ohio truancy law sparks mixed views in capital area

Wallace says high schoolers are beyond remedy while 13 year old Shawn Gordon argues the law prompts responsibility. Crystal Ward Allen backs punitive aims to boost attendance, Judge Yvette McGee Brown echoes the statewide message. Critics like Sincere Parks doubt penalties deter behavior.

Wallace Shawn Gordon Public Children Services Association of Ohio Yvette McGee Brown Franklin County Juvenile Court Sincere Parks Washington, D.C Columbus Parks Ohio House Shirley Smith Cleveland

Census counts near finish as crews target 6.6 million households

Census Bureau workers press ahead to reach 8.6 million uncounted households by early July. Director Kenneth Prewitt notes progress above 93 percent nationwide, with urban areas like Chicago and New York demanding intensified outreach as census takers, aided by Naomi Thomas, push to persuade reluctant residents to answer.

Baltimore Tor Kenneth Prewitt Census Bureau Prewitt Naomi Thomas Thomas Chicago New York Milwaukee Columbus Ohio

Martinez seeks reunion after plea in undercover murder plot

From Al Ruben, Martinez described how she was convinced to stage a botched robbery to her husband and 6 year old daughter. She cried describing the strain of incarceration and her hope to return home. She pleaded guilty to murder plot insurance fraud and related charges to ease her family's burden. Martinez awaits transfer to Marysville as she plans courses and continued counseling.

al Ruben Martinez Obstruction of Justice North Ridgeville Richard Thomas Thomas Ohio Reformatory For Women Marysville Alcoholics Anonymous

Kennedy lauds Army progress as she bows out

Lt Gen Claudia Kennedy delivers a positive farewell at the Pentagon marking 31 years since her commission. She praises women's progress in the Army while avoiding mention of a sexual harassment case that involved Maj Gen Larry Smith. Kennedy notes push toward equal opportunity and says the service now includes many roles once reserved for men.

Washington Claudia Kennedy Army Kennedy Larry G. Smith Smith John Keane Keane

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