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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1999
Page
1
Dear Abby advises on how staying unsupervised can tempt youths to stray. The column weighs parental guidance, supervision, and risk, urging guardians to set clear rules and safety plans to prevent trouble after hours.
A truncated Chronicle page shows misaligned sections including horoscope bridge and lottery listings. The torn layout reveals fragmented columns with sections labeled ACCENT OP-ED COMICS and DEATHS, suggesting a damaged issue with multiple brief items and notices.
The London based General Electric Co. agreed to pay 29.50 a share totaling 2.1 billion to acquire Reltec Corp. The deal will keep Reltec intact with its Mayfield Heights headquarters and two Lorain County plants employing about 1,500 workers. The buyout follows a 200 person layoff last month at the Lorain plant.
The $825 million project to revive Euclid Avenue in downtown Cleveland moves toward final approval by the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority. It would add trolley service and street trees, aiming to spur redevelopment, though critics doubt it will help unless it alters bus flow and conditions.
Lorain councilman Rigoberto Reveron says many constituents are Hispanic and laws are easier explained in Spanish. He fears House Bill 94 would force city business to be conducted in English with an interpreter, an outcome he warns would be unacceptable.
Inmates at Ohno's first private prison would share 16 million under a proposed class action settlement announced in Akron federal court. The payout would be by Corrections Corporation of America which owns the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center in Youngstown. CCA spokeswoman Susan Hart welcomed the resolution.
Elyria police investigated Edison School after a mother found a love poem she believed came from a school staffer. Alan Hersman, 35, pleaded guilty to one sexual battery count for fondling a 17-year-old student, dropping a second count. He faces up to five years in prison and $10,000 in fines. sentencing set in six to eight weeks.
GAO audit shows the IRS cannot balance books or track assets like cars and computers. Unpaid taxes collection is weak, with about 119 billion dollars of 222 billion written off. House committee chair calls it a national scandal.
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