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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1993
Page
4
Today expects sunny skies and northwest winds 10 to 15 knots easing to 5 to 15 with waves 1 to 3 feet. Tonight a west to southwest breeze 5 to 15 knots with a slight chance of showers toward morning and waves 1 to 3 feet. Temperature not specified.
Alarm bells ring from Guinier nomination as Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee scour her writings and mobilize allies. White House officials reportedly reviewed and downplayed concerns while critics label Guinier a “quota queen.” Clinton defends patience and civil rights goals amid controversy.
The Chronicle Telegram lists mailing and postmaster details for Elyria Ohio with a Lorain County publishing address at 225 East Ave. It instructs readers to send address changes to PO Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 and notes second class postage paid at Elyria.
Elbert notes many more Indians than chiefs as they seek houses and Elyria offers affordability. Bob Sexton of the Building Industries Association cites western Cleveland suburbs as home buyers. A study ranks Elyria most affordable in Ohio, with lots cheaper here than in Cuyahoga County, Avon, and Avon Lake. Low mortgage rates have boosted demand while Cleveland-area supply tightens. Mayor Keys cites lower taxes and better school reputation, but city sewers require a Southeast Interceptor by 1997 to expand southeast development.
Elyria officials project about 5 million for a city interceptor with 250000 in plans and hope to finish before three years. Wastewater plant and police service are seen as adequate while Prospect School may need expansion due to rising enrollment. Local contractor recalls boom times and changes along the Black River near Elyria.
Lois Sullivan of Jaycox Road is a longtime meeting attendee and local historian who voices public concerns about flooding development and city issues. Widowed, she now regularly speaks at meetings, keeps detailed files, and rarely endorses candidates, urging residents to read the papers and learn the issues.
Amherst Lions president Richard Roy is named group coordinator for Campaign Light First, Lions Clubs International’s $120 million worldwide effort to fight blindness. Roy leads 6 600 coordinators worldwide and will work with six to eight clubs in Lorain County to implement plans and raise at least $1 500 in the upcoming year.
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