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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1989
Page
1
In Cleveland the May Co announces an upscale strategy aimed at attracting the affluent set. CEO Robert B. Cockayne says the chain will upgrade merchandise and expand designer labels in both women’s and men’s wear, with more than $50 million planned for the effort.
Chain targets a near 100 million investment over five years with a new 100000 square foot May Co. at Midway Mall. Construction starts this summer, store slated to open next year, as May Co. expands to 16 Ohio stores and 400 million annual volume.
Rossborough Elevator confirms both Riverview Plaza elevators were briefly out of service for a panel upgrade and repairs, despite LMHA denials. A service team rode with residents to ensure safety as a new solid state control system is installed, with continued maintenance contracted by LMHA.
Avon City Council committee approves a motion enabling City Engineer Mark Skellenger to study two sewer projects on Chester Road and Miller Road. A Chester Road eight inch line could connect to the main French Creek interceptor, with up to 60 percent landowner petitions potentially covering costs between 500000 and 1000000 dollars. Council to discuss at March 13 meeting.
Ford autoworker David C. Flint Jr faces a DWI charge after a 3 a.m. crash on East 28th Street underpass left passenger Francisco Flores with a severed right leg. Firefighters freed Flores, who was helicoptered to Metro General and listed in satisfactory condition.
Elyria police endorse a plan to suspend driver licenses auto matically after a Breathalyzer reading above 0.10. Patrolman Donald Wimsatt supports harsher penalties for DUI causing injuries as lawmakers push to tighten Ohio DUI laws amid four fatal Elyria crashes last year. Also, Leo McDermott I case moved to Lorain County Common Pleas Court from Judge Cirigliano. Judge Zaleski to oversee.
Washington officials say Elizabeth Dole will outline a plan to raise the minimum wage to 4.25 an hour over three years and create a 3.35 training wage for six months. The proposal, before the Senate committee, aims to balance wage gains with job opportunity concerns amid opposition from Democrats and labor groups.
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