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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2004
Page
1
Amherst schools will pursue students living outside the district with fabricated Amherst addresses. Parents must prove valid residence using documents. non-residents face tuition charges of about 5400 per month and possible court action if no repayment plan is made. Eight students withdrawn since March 17, with up to 90 affected.
The Medicare trustees project costs rising sharply under the new law with over 500 billion dollars in 10 years and more than 8 trillion over 75 years. They warn that lower wage tax receipts and higher hospital costs threaten the program’s finances, urging Congress to act. Secretary Tommy Thompson says preventive care could help, while Democrats blame Bush tax cuts for slower receipts and predict a system collapse as future generations retire.
An honor roll item previously labeled Monday was corrected to show that the students were named to the National Dean's List Honor Roll. The update clarifies the achievement and preserves the original names and context from the listing.
A concise posting lists Tuesday and prior results for Ohio and nearby states. It includes Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws with multiple sequences, Buckeye 5 and Super Lotto totals, plus Mega Millions upcoming jackpots and Friday numbers. Also notes that Tuesday Mega Millions numbers were not drawn in time for this edition.
A partial staff and contact detail listing shows positions at The Chronicle Telegram including Managing Editor Andrew R Young Patti Ewald Assistant Managing Editor Matt Westerhold Metro Editor Dan Shortridge Sports Editor Kevin Aprile Photography Bruce Bishop Gene Krebs and other staff. Circulation and hotline numbers for home delivery, classifieds, and toll free help are provided along with office hours and mailing address in Elyria Ohio.
Ohio State Sen. Jeffry Armbruster who runs six Cleveland area and 18 Columbus area stations says price changes rise during March to May as refiners idle plants for summer blends. He notes gains of 20 to 30 cents can occur quickly and fears losing customers when prices drop or lag competitors.
Lorain council Finance and Claims Committee recommends an $861,000 savings package from Auditor Montgomery's performance audit to avoid increasing the $2.5 million deficit. Anticipated changes include jail closure costs, court fee hikes, building and engineering charges, and staff consolidations, with some layoffs likely.
Elyria attorney Bennett was selected by 107 precinct committee members to replace Jeff Manning as Lorain County prosecutor. He will begin work soon, plans to run in November against Dennis Will, and pledged to uphold justice with strong ties to law enforcement and public service.
A proposed Wal-Mart near Oberlin faces planning commission review over zoning C-2 and annexation from the 1990s. The plan may include a gas station but public details on grocery space remain unclear. Downtown shop owners voice mixed views on impact, citing local stores and jobs.
Testimony in the case details Taylor-Carter facing 11 felony theft charges. Prosecution says she used agency money for private attorneys, makeup, meals and unpaid wedding costs. Witnesses describe a damaged relationship with staffer Loritts and questions over forged signatures and unauthorized payments.
Prosecution witnesses testified Tuesday including Barbara Aldridge former LOCAA vice president Barbara Will manager of LOCAA catering Susie Geregach assistant to LOCAA executive director Robert McDonald Willie Watson former SOCAA board member and Taylor-Carter security manager for Marshall Field s. Taylor-Carter earned near $100 000 as LOCAA president. Judge Judith Cross presides while Common Pleas Judge Lynett M. McGough oversees today’s session.
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