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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2000
Page
1
Local paper announces daily online updates with a focus on the Ohio network. It lists contact email ed ohio net and a weekly Monday through Friday update schedule for the chronicle site.
Statewide results show fourth grade reading scores down two points with only 31 percent passing all five test sections. If the 2001 02 law were in effect today, 53 490 students would repeat the grade, triggering mandatory summer intervention classes. Elyria and Keystone districts show divergent gains and declines in the five part exam.
Karoline Nick alski Radosevich, aged 104, is grand marshal of Lorain’s 34th Annual International Festival parade. The event starts at noon Sunday June 25 at Broadway and West 17th Street. Radosevich, Russian and longtime St. Peter and Paul Orthodox Church member, came to the U S in 1912 aboard the Carpathia after leaving Galicia, Austria. She credits survival of the ship’s engine repairs for reaching adulthood and beyond.
Shirley Busger and 12 Northeast Ohio seniors traveled to Windsor Ontario to buy prescriptions at less than half the U S price. The group saved about 2739.89 dollars. Congressman Sherrod Brown arranged and joined the trip to press for cheaper drugs and broader coverage. A Brown study found Northeast seniors pay 64 percent more than Canadian seniors for ten top selling brand names.
Steven Bozsik, 41, of Wadsworth, was sentenced in Medina County Common Pleas Court to life in prison with parole eligibility after 23 years for aggravated murder with a gun specification in the November killing of his wife Carol Bozsik, 33, in their garage. Prosecutors depicted debt and life insurance motives. defense noted lack of weapon or eyewitness link.
Annmarie Osborne, fired last November for taking $10 from the county pound, is rehired with back pay and a 3 percent raise after arbitrator Dennis Minni ruled the county failed to prove a theft occurred. Osborne resumes duty at $9.83 hourly. back pay and reimbursement decisions await final calculation as investigation into missing funds continues.
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