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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2002
Page
9
Oberlin Ohio officials expect to ratify a two year teachers contract at Tuesday’s school board meeting. Details will be released after ratification. The previous first year salary averaged 27295 dollars and about 120 teachers belong to the Oberlin Ohio Education Association.
Hall work on First Street blocks part of the lot as a long awaited police facility overhaul moves toward a 64 bed jail and expanded offices. The project, slated to begin in October, will triple current space and relocate specialized units while a west side fire station handles some ops. Local officials say the upgrade will cost less than current operations and improve city safety and efficiency.
Three people were injured when Eric Green 23 ran a red light on Route 113 at Murray Ridge Road. Green, his wife Jennifer 18, and Betty Goad 61, were treated at EMH Regional Medical Center. Green was cited for failure to yield. The incident involved Green in a 1994 Chevrolet pickup and Goad in a 2002 Lincoln Town Car.
The Davis Besse plant near Toledo delayed enlarging inspection holes for over a decade to inspect the reactor head. Boric acid deposits found in March 1999 prompted a shutdown for refueling and a renewed review of inspection standards across plants. FirstEnergy cites budget factors and other reasons for the delay while planning a $55 million head replacement and year-end restart.
A 34 year old Bay Village man, Jeffrey Ambrosio of 28217 W. Oviatte Road, was released on a ten thousand dollar cash bond after being indicted in Lorain County Common Pleas Court on one count each of sale of an unregistered security and theft. Authorities say he sold the unregistered security to Virginia Milton in Lorain County on June 22, 1999. The unregistered security charge is a second degree felony.
Theresa Stencil, 54, once a Amherst businesswoman, is allowed to attend Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints services on Kolbe Road and rent a condominium at 620 McIntosh Drive Amherst with 24 hour notice to the Adult Probation Department. She faces 37 charges including racketeering for allegedly stealing $1.9 million from investors. her estranged husband and son also face trial.
Elyria trooper Charles Gullett Jr., 31, will be promoted to sergeant and move to the Ashtabula post as assistant post commander on June 30. A Cleveland native and John Hay High School 1989 graduate, he earned a 1994 Akron criminal justice degree and has won the patrol fitness award in 1997 and safe driving ribbon in 2000. He is married to Monique with three children.
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