19 Mar 1999
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1999
Page
1
A sports note highlights Dale Earnhardt's strong affinity for Darlington Raceway in South Carolina, reflecting on his career and moments tied to the historic track.
William Locke, executive director since 1988, announced his resignation at a board meeting. Board chairman Ken Shawver praised his leadership through hard times and credited him with steering the agency toward recovery from a deficit of about $900,000 to under $200,000.
Ohio State fans cheered the Buckeyes before the Minnesota game, with O'Brien calling the moment second to none. The excitement spread to the NCAA Tournament as Tony White, a former OSU player now a Columbus attorney, described the nutty atmosphere while reporting for a Columbus radio station.
Elyria based North Park Sparklers precision skating team of 15 girls trains on speed power flow and teamwork under coach Lillian Stack 65. The sport blends ice dancing with large groups and could debut as an Olympic demonstration at Salt Lake City 2002 and possibly become a full event by 2006.
An anonymous National Transportation Safety Board source says a motorist directly behind the truck in the Amtrak collision claimed the truck driver attempted to snake through lowered crossing gates and beat the train. The statements align with the engineer’s account, as investigators press interviews after 11 dead and 100 plus injured.
Ohio House Criminal Justice Committee unanimously passes Shelley’s Law which would create a third degree felony for reckless homicide. The bill, introduced by State Rep. Bill Taylor, now moves to the House calendar for a vote in coming weeks with anticipated continued support.
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