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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 2003

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Elyria school district plans $60 million modernization project

The district proposes renovating and expanding the high school site by demolishing all buildings except the Washington Building, funding via a renewable city income tax. It also envisions acquiring neighboring blocks, relocating ninth graders to Elyria High, negotiating to buy Old Fair Grounds, and selling excess Ely Stadium parcels to offset costs.

Fairgrounds Ely Stadium

Elyria West High School Proposed For Ninth Grade Use

The Independent Citizens Committee recommends Elyria West be used permanently or interim as the district ninth grade school. Opened in 1973, the campus sits amid a wooded Elyria Township setting, but the school closed January 16, 1996 after a 3-2 board vote.

Elyria Elyria West Independent Citizens Committee Elyria West High School Elyria Township Elyria High ICC Tom Herberger

End of an era as Maddox dies at 87

Georgia's former segregationist governor Lester Maddox has died at age 87 ending a controversial political era. The report notes his storied tenure and lasting impact on state politics.

Georgia Lester Maddox Nation

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EHS plan uses current site with West housing freshmen

The Elyria plan envisions a community learning center on the current site while West would house freshmen. A school board member claims the project marks a renaissance for Elyria and emphasizes community impact. Independent committee member Ton Herberger is referenced in relation to the discussions.

West

Panel proposes learning center for Elyria

The Independent Citizens Committee recommends renovating Elyria High School into a community learning center on its current site. A 0.75 percent city income tax hike would fund about 60 million dollars for renovation and expansion, with total district spending around 3.6 million to purchase the block south of the high school and 55.4 million for construction and renovation.

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Elyria Schools Income Tax Sparks Funding Clash

Akron used an income tax to raise funds for new school buildings. An Elyria Schools income tax issue could clash with tax issues for the city and library system. It notes properties needed for the new site and their tax value, signaling broader fiscal view of the project.

Akron Elyria Schools

Fed cuts key rate to lowest since Eisenhower era

The Federal Reserve lowered the federal funds rate to a level matching the postwar period, aiming to spur weak growth while flagging risks of deflation. Chairman Greenspan and colleagues cautioned about price instability but noted early signs of recovery from the 2001 recession. Analysts expect the 13th cut may be the last in the easing campaign begun in January 2001. The Fed signaled rates will stay low to support continued improvement.

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Fed lowers key rate by quarter point to 1958 low

The Federal Reserve cut the federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point on Wednesday, aiming to bolster the economy. It marks the lowest level since 1958, signaling a shift in monetary policy to support growth.

Fed Federal Reserve

Doctors fail to follow treatment guidelines study says

Rand Corp researcher Elizabeth McGlynn led a study in the New England Journal of Medicine showing U S doctors often ignore recommended steps for illnesses like hypertension and diabetes. Even with access to care, patients may not receive the full range of services needed to protect health.

United States Elizabeth McGlynn Rand Corp New England Journal of Medicine

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