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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1996
Page
5
In five communities residents turn out after school issues fail. Dennis Kucinich returns to politics facing Hoke Walrus and Lorain passes while Avon Lake Avon Sheffield Lake fail. City keeps pro sports alive with stadium plans approved.
Michael Ross wins the Democratic nomination for Lorain County Commissioner in a tight race over Eric Rothgery with 7,688 to 7,103 votes. Former councilman Phil Stern finishes third. countywide dynamics and a historic potential victory for an African American candidate loom large as results shift late.
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole touts his decisive GOP victory in four Midwestern states and declares the fall campaign open. He plans to push tax cuts welfare reform and regulatory reform while courting a running mate amid a divided party and renewed Perot fears.
Dole captured 63 percent of Lorain County votes with 10 345 in unofficial counts led over Patrick Buchanan at 26 percent with 4 293. Other candidates trailed, while local GOP figures said Dole's momentum came from support of high ranking officials and early endorsements.
Voters approved a 10 year replacement levy raising about 3.4 million annually to operate and expand the Metro Parks system. The plan adds a North Ridgeville park and an 11 mile bicycle path from York International in Elyria to the Ripton Reservoir with a 1998 1999 opening timeline.
Elyria residents vote 24 196 to 20 694 in a five year replacement levy for the Center for Children and Youth and related agencies. The 1.2 mill levy aims to fund county mental health services and allow new programs for troubled kids despite anticipated federal cuts. The owner of a 70000 home would pay about 25 78 annually.
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