08 Jun 1998
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1998
Page
1
Minnesota man Dave Weinlick plans to marry this Saturday but has no bride yet. He expects to choose from among invited guests at the wedding. The Chronicle-Telegram site notes it is undergoing updates and temporarily unavailable.
A compact tally of local briefs and notes appears in the Chronicle, referencing odds from a lottery, bridges in maintenance, and calendar items across sections B3 D4 and C7. The page mixes classifieds, opinions, and a Dear Abby style column alongside sports and obituaries as part of the recycled newsprint edition.
Avon residents and a Common Pleas Court ruling halted the Avon Commons project by finding the site along Detroit Road is not zoned for a 600,000 square foot shopping center. Developer Mitchell Schneider must seek rezoning from City Council and restart approval. The 84 acre site lies south of Interstate 90 and east of Center Road.
An Elyria mother, Betty Mason, 60, helped her son Earl D. Mason, 34, surrender after he escaped a first-floor holding cell at Elyria Municipal Court Friday. He turned himself in Sunday afternoon and was briefly hospitalized for intoxication. Police said he was found unresponsive but appeared healthy, and corrections officers recaptured him.
Washington AP reports batted balls injuring players in youth and pro levels. Nine-year-old Christopher Stuart required stitches after a line drive hit his mouth during a Little League game. Orioles pitchers Norm Charlton, Mike Mussina and Doug Drabek sustained injuries from batted balls, including a broken nose and chest impact.
CSX Corp and Norfolk Southern seek approval to merge with Conrail this week. If cleared, Cleveland would become a major shipping hub as new routes roll out. Local business leaders expect increased rail traffic, lower shipping costs, and greater trucking competition supporting Northeast Ohio growth.
Michael Janowicz, 19, earns his Elyria High School diploma amid praise from his mother Hilary and great uncle Vic Janowicz. He credits the Orthopedic Handicapped program and Special Olympics, with Barbara Murphy as a key liaison enabling his success. Tracie Weaver, 20, also participated in the program.
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