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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2001
Page
1
The city and state reach a lease agreement to build additional ball diamonds at the North Park Sports Complex for Little League use. Protests continue in Cincinnati over perceived economic and racial segregation, with activists marching again to demand change.
An meningitis outbreak in Alliance Ohio leads to school cancellations and mass antibiotic distribution. Two Beloit West Branch High School students died after a Neisseria meningitidis infection, a third Marlington student is ill, health officials await test results, vaccinations may be needed for thousands.
Clouds cleared for Elyria High School 2001 graduation as Art Sutton led with a 4.0 GPA and co valedictorians Andrew Donato and Nicole Kordron praised by Principal Mike Gillam. Salutatorian Ryan Lazowski and student Rachell Pouncy reflected on changes after Elyria West closure.
Two women testified they regained memory of a 1998 rape at area hospitals. They described dreams and visuals that led them to identify Dr. Ashok Ramadugu, 43, of Avon, as the attacker. The trial included questions about a taped interview and alleged inconsistencies.
Elyria City Council approved a five dollar rise in the city portion of the license plate fee starting next year. The jump doubles funds for road work, with about 300000 this year funding eight street resurfacing projects. Republicans Gibbs and Blevins opposed, calling for a detailed three year curb and street priority plan.
Keystone Local School Board votes 3-2 not to renew head coach Jon Altoner for Keystone High. Altoner, 41, NFL hall of fame member, posted a 6-14 record over two seasons 5-5 in 1999 and 1-9 last year as the team’s leader. Replacement decision pending.
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