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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1998
Page
2
Au pair Louise Woodward freed to pursue life plans
Massachusetts high court upholds judge's order releasing Louise Woodward after her manslaughter conviction for a baby's death while in care. Prosecutors will not appeal. ruling allows her to depart once paperwork and Bunker Hill day closure pass. A wrongful-death suit seeks to block profits from the case.
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Boston
Louise Woodward
England
Matthew Kappen
Atlantic
Matty
Deborah Eappen
Boston Globe
Ms. Woodward
High Court
Trial Court
Tom Reilly
Superior Court
Hiller B. Zobel
Families First loses two of its members
Elyria Ohio executive director Joan Colleran Hoxsey and Lorain County Children and Families First Council chairman Kenneth Pearce resign. Hoxsey leaves to become a technical assistance consultant for urban schools through the state initiative. Pearce steps down as chairman but will remain on the Council. the issue of who will be administrator and fiscal agent remains unresolved amid county funding control debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County
Children and Families First Council
Joan Colleran Hoxsey
Families and Children First Initiative
Kenneth Pearce
Michael Ross
Mary Jo Vasi
Ross
Vasi
Gerald Innes
Innes
Third County Commission
Betty Blair
Hoxsey
County Department of Human Services
Pearce
Internet broadcast hails birth of Sean from Health Network
The AI hosted delivery drew over 50,000 simultaneous viewers as Elizabeth labored to deliver Sean, a 7 pound baby born at 10 40 am. Dr Walter Larimore narrated from the delivery room providing play by play from Ask the Family Doctor.
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America
Health Network Interactive
Sean
Walter Larimore
Larimore
America’s
Health Network
Elizabeth
Chronicle Telegram Publisher List and Contact Details
Publication staff and office numbers for the Chronicle Telegram in Elyria Ohio include Publisher A. Cooper Hudnutt Editor Andrew R. Young Managing Editor Rudy Dicks Editorial Page Editor William R. Bryan Advertising Manager Tom Meecha Circulation Manager Gary Cozart CHANMAR and more. It lists rates for home delivery, mail, and Sunday editions, plus contact lines and USPS information.
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Andrew R. Young
Rudy Dicks
William R. Bryan
Tom Meecha
Gary Cozart
Chanmar
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Phillip W. Kelly
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Suit filed in Cuya hoga County seeks 150000 dollars
Andrew Young sues Facinelli in Cuya hoga County Common Pleas Court for 150000 dollars in compensation. Rosenbaum responds to Facinelli's 1 million suit claiming defamation over efforts to revoke an award tied to 1996 Head Start articles. County insurance will defend as part of a Lloyds policy covering officials, with questions about keeping the payout unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Young
Cuyahoga County
Facinelli
Rosenbaum
Gregory White
Ohio County Risk Sharing Authority
Muntean
Lloyd’s of London
Gerald Innes
Women In Communications Inc
Innes
City votes on permanent tax for city services
In 1988 and 1998 voters rejected the tax. five year renewals were approved. The tax raises 4.8 million annually for police fire street repairs and park programs, about one fifth of city needs. A town meeting may question leaders. Keys and Shores plan a Fourth of July event at Cascade Park and will take questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Cascade Park
Keys
Bob Daniels
Parks and Recreation Department
Daniels
Parks Department
Gulf Road
GM strike spreads to Parma plant as layoffs loom
A4 3,469 hourly GM workers begin strikes across Flint area with Parma plant facing more layoffs today. Delphi Flint East, producing spark plugs and instrument panels, joins walkouts, raising parts shortages and cuts at other facilities. Local UAW leader Tanner, long with GM ties, backs workers on job security while praising company profitability and stock buybacks.
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Parma
Irby
Flint Metal Center
Delphi
Flint East
Flint
Mich
Tanner
UAW
Fisher Guide
Elyria
Michigan
Mexico
Lawyer's $175 Hour Bill Faces City Budget Clash
Avon officials dispute a $175 hourly charge by attorney Phillips for charter amendment work. City law director Stringer questions inflated hours and billable time. Phillips defends his fee, cites 164% hours and expedited effort to place the May 5 charter amendment on the ballot amid controversy over Avon Commons.
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Mali
Smith
Avon
Daniel Stringer
Phillips
Stringer
Ohio Supreme Court
Tve
Pat Vierkorn
Avon Commons
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