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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2000
Page
1
The Elyria High School graduation was canceled Monday due to bad weather and is moved to this evening at 7:30 PM at Ely Stadium. For information call the high school office at 440-284-8300 and visit chronicletelegram.com for updates.
A seven by seven foot downtown model revealed how Elyria's new City Hall and the adjacent justice center will sit in the landscape. The plan places Utilities Parks and Recreation and Building on the first floor with council chambers and city solicitor and auditor offices on the second. The mayor safety service director and city engineer occupy the third floor as shown by Phillips Swager and Associates Architects.
The FCC approved AT&T Corp s 58 billion acquisition of MediaOne Group Inc on the condition that core cable TV assets be divested. The agency set interim restrictions to limit market share and ensure competition while the deal proceeds to divest assets by May next year. The move aims to prevent a 30 percent market share concentration despite combined holdings touching about 42 percent.
Fifty five county seniors cannot graduate this month after failing at least one proficiency test portion. About 84 percent failed math with 46 students, nine failed other parts. Statewide 119,309 twelfth graders passed all ninth grade sections. Elise Jackson says 2,200 seniors still need tests but 82 percent have only one section left. Elyria district notes six seniors failed math but none will fail graduation overall.
Ohio reports that 98 percent of the Class of 2000 have passed all ninth grade proficiency tests required for graduation. Ninth to 11th graders fared about the same as last year, while eighth graders in public and private schools did worse than in 1999, with 2,200 seniors still needing to pass one or more sections after the May test.
Eaton Township crowd hears Midview High School graduates recall 12 years together. Valedictorian Jay Turton urges peers to rely on earned wisdom as salutatorian Ryan DiFranco notes many futures await the 221 graduates. The ceremony opens with humor and ends with a song.
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