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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2001
Page
1
A report notes a purchase of Vicente Fox’s mansion with towels costing as much as 442 dollars per towel. A British judge will review Shipman case deaths to determine an accurate victim count.
Crystal Roberts, 16, was released from a Cleveland hospital after attempting to shield Lexis Hudson, 3, struck by a pickup that jumped a curb on Tait Street. Lexis remains in guarded but improving condition at MetroHealth. driver David Reyes, 37, was released. investigation continues with unclear cause.
Residents on Elyria's north side reported a funnel cloud descended about 20 feet, toppling trees on Devonshire Court Sherwood Drive and Hartford Drive. No injuries. four damaged homes had insurance. Red Cross volunteer Art Mead assessed damage and noted rotten trees likely fell from strong straight line winds.
Lorain man Carl Brandon Mercer, awaiting trial for a traffic death, had bail left intact by Visiting Judge Mary Cacioppo who also ordered him to surrender his occupational driving privileges. The judge warned Mercer he cannot continue driving to work and noted tensions with the victim's relatives after a June 6 confrontation.
Elyria residents rush to take the GED as changes loom next year. The math section will drop some multiple choice questions and allow a calculator on parts. A 250 word essay remains in writing. The five areas are math writing social studies science and reading arts.
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court heard the state defend its school funding reforms as meeting thorough and efficient education standards. Mary Lynn Readey argued the final reforms show progress after decades of litigation, while coalition lawyer Nicholas Pittner urged that children still suffer inequalities and have few options. Justice Pfeifer, who has ruled against the state before, interrupted Readey during her brief opening.
Timeline traces the Ohio Coalition for Equity and Adequacy of School Funding suit from Perry County in 1991 through court rulings by the Ohio Supreme Court in 1997. It notes Judge Lewis’s 1894 finding, appellate reversals, and a 1997 proposal to raise the state sales tax to fund the court order, with Senate action following.
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