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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2004
Page
1
Smarty Jones cannot talk read or write yet fans especially children flood the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner with letters and emails drawn by his famous name and tough life.
A LaGrange Township couple, Joyce Summers and Clarence Robinson, pleaded not guilty to two felony counts of child endangering. The abuse allegedly included locking two teen girls in stifling rooms with buckets for toilets and forcing them to hold 20-pound weights for up to an hour. Summers adopted the girls in 1996 and Robinson married Summers two years ago. Bond set at $30,000 each. The investigation began after a girl escaped a room while stealing food.
Residents favored Ely Square over Gateway Park by six votes in a reader survey conducted May 22 to June 1. Of 192 responses, 48 percent backed Ely Square, 45 percent backed Gateway Park, and 7 percent suggested other ideas. Memorial committee plans must be submitted to city council by September with construction targeted for Memorial Day 2005 and the wall opening by Memorial Day 2006.
Oberlin’s Splash Zone opens to the public as Lorain County pools begin summer operations. Aquatics manager Lori Johnson and a 41 member staff cleaned the outdoor facility, added evening lessons and kayaking classes, while nearby pools in Lorain Amherst and Elyria also prepare to open. Johnson expects steady attendance after school ends.
Ford reports Escape sales rose 44 percent to 23,197 in May 2004 from May 2003, the model’s second best month since its 2000 intro. Production is split between Avon Lake Ohio and Kansas City, with a hybrid version added in KC. Overall Ford sales slipped while GM and Chrysler posted gains.
Media interests in the death penalty case against Nicole Diar mount as Dateline NBC interviews arrive. Assistant Prosecutor Anthony Cillo urged a judge to issue a gag order while the defense seeks a trial move, arguing publicity harms impartial jury prospects. Diar, injured in a prior fire, is accused of setting the blaze that killed her 4-year-old son.
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