Spa probe sparks anger over Elyria police conduct
Chronicle Telegram straw poll shows a large majority oppose police sexual conduct to bolster prostitution cases. Readers call for dismissal of Lt. Michael Killean Capt. Thomas Bowen and Chief Rodger Griffith amid ties to the Shang Hai Health Spa case.
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Spa
Elyria
Shang-Hai
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
Michael Killean
Killean
Thomas C. Bowen
Rodger Griffith
Ae Chae Whitehead
Bowen
Whitehead
Drug tests urged for truckers nationwide by Burnley
U S Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley urged drug testing for 3 million to 5 million commercial drivers of heavy trucks buses and hazmat vehicles. He cited 1987 Tennessee and Florida surveys showing substantial drug use and warned that drugged drivers threaten public safety and the industry’s reputation. School and city bus drivers would be excluded from the proposed rule.
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West Hollywood
Calif
U.S. Transportation
Jim Burnley
Burnley
Tennessee
South Amherst High bids farewell as 65th class graduates
The Class of 1988 marks the final South Amherst High School graduation due to a merger with Firelands. Principal Robert Telloni and valedictorian Bobby Joe Silvers praise community support as 44 seniors receive diplomas. Salutorian Starr Dulmage recalls family milestones linked to the school.
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South Amherst
South Amherst High School
Firelands High School
Starr Dulmage
L. A
Bobby Joe Silvers
Loading zones eyed for downtown Elyria plan
Elyria considers adding unloading zones to the downtown renovation. A questionnaire was sent to more than 50 downtown property owners. Mayor Keys notes the Akron consultant included limited truck loading zones and diagonal parking in the traffic plan. The proposal would narrow Middle Avenue and Broad Street to one lane with diagonal spaces. City engineer’s office has only two responses so far.
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Michael B. Keys
Eg&g Inc
Akron
Keys
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Craig Sampson
City Engineer's Office
Three car crash injures six near Elyria
A Friday afternoon three car collision at Lake Avenue and Gateway Boulevard sent Mary Adkins 85 of Lila Walnut Street to Elyria Memorial Hospital in critical condition. Jacqueline Gaydash 42 of Oakwood was treated and released. John Kirrbros and his wife Stephanie Wilson were treated for minor injuries. Details were unavailable at press time.
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Elyria
Lake Avenue
Gateway Boulevard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mary Adkins
Lila Walnut Sr
Adkins
Jacqueline Gaydash
Oakwood
John Kirrbros
Clinton
Stephanie Wilson
Massachusetts
Lorain
Flyria
Indians Lose In Tough Saturday Baseball Game
The Indians dropped a Saturday game as 71 188 watchers saw them fall short. Officials attributed the loss to late-inning errors and clutch hitting by the opponent.
Water hauler’s license revoked amid drought strain
Tom Yisha of Tom’s Water Hauling faces loss of privileges to buy and haul water after LaGrange Board of Public Affairs revokes his license citing water shortages and unpaid bills. Yisha says the move harms customers in LaGrange Grafton Belden Carlisle Township and nearby communities. Page A-4.
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Grafton
Tom Yisha
Chin
Yisha
Tom's Water Hauling
LaGrange
Belden
Carlisle Township
Board of Public Affairs
Chronicle-Telegram
Weekend Forecast Promises Warm Sunny Days
The outlook calls for sunny skies and a warming trend with highs near 75 today and about 80 Sunday. Tonight will be milder with lows around mid range, then warm again tomorrow with bright conditions.
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Jody Lynne Myers
James Taddeo
The
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