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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2008
Page
1
The Lorain Board of Education formed a committee to study how to spend 133 million dollars of Ohio Schools Facilities funds. Jason Hawk notes community concern over the plan and potential impact on local schools.
Lisa Roberson reports Elyria anticipates 80 to 90 degree temperatures prompting plans to reopen all four city pools for residents. Officials weigh a centralized aquatic center while renovations last done in 1986. The mayor emphasizes continuing to serve the public with affordable cooling options.
Laura Chapek, using a wheelchair, must remove a swing set she installed for her autistic son Nicholas or face a $100 monthly fine. The new homeowners association claims the previously approved structure violates rules amid a management change after former managers were replaced following a fraud case.
Hillary Clinton plans to bow out soon and endorse Barack Obama, urging Democratic unity after Obama clinched the nomination. She will host a Washington event Saturday to thank supporters and express her backing for Obama and party unity.
Republican John McCain invites Barack Obama to joint town hall events as both campaigns seek direct voter engagement. Obama's VP search reportedly focuses on women as potential running mates.
Former city officials urge Lorain to place Tony Krasienko's proposal boosting license plate fees by 15 dollars on the November ballot. Orrville jelly maker Folger’s agrees to a 2.9 billion all stock deal to acquire Procter & Gamble coffee maker.
Amber Johnson a 13 year old girl was struck and thrown into a steel beam by a pickup on East Bridge Street underpass. She remains in critical condition after surgery to repair a lower torso wound. She is on a ventilator and cannot speak.
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