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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2004
Page
1
Elyria officials consider delaying budget cuts by reducing the city income tax credit for workers employed outside Elyria from 100 percent to 50 percent. Council votes Monday on trimming the credit to avoid service reductions, per Mayor Bill Grace.
Elyria's Will and party nominee Gary Bennett will face off after Republicans chose Bennett to replace Jeff Manning, who died in office last month. Will says the decision won’t alter his campaign approach as he won the Democratic primary weeks earlier.
Two men helped police by reporting a suspect who had stolen a car with a four month old baby inside after giving him a ride and ejecting him once the crime was known. Jose Martinez 27 and cousin George Gonzalez 42 encountered Michael Viccaro 44 near a pay phone and learned of the carjacking from his statements. Amber Alert had been issued.
A look back at the 50th anniversary of color television recalling RCA's March 1954 CT-100 launch in Bloomington Indiana, the 12 inch color set priced at 1000 dollars, and the early struggle to achieve true color with the three beam shadow mask tube as analysts note the shift from black and white to vivid home viewing.
Anna Taylor-Carter, former Loram County Community Action Agency director, faces nearly a dozen charges of theft and theft in office. Prosecutor Nolan asserts she used agency funds for personal purposes including a wedding catering bill and makeup purchases. Defense contends the agency’s own mismanagement and weak witnesses dilute the case, with jurors to resume deliberations after closing arguments.
Weather forecast describes a cloudy and breezy day with showers and a high near 62. For full details readers are directed to the AccuWeather forecast on Page Ag.
Former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean and Richard Clarke challenged the Bush White House stance on al Qaeda and pre9/11 intelligence. Clarke testified that Clinton prioritized combatting terrorists while Bush treated it as urgent but not critical. Tensions flared as administrators disputed Clarke’s book and prior briefings.
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