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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1998

Page

5

Bus driver disputes red light in fatal Elyria crash

A Elyria Municipal Court trial centers on whether bus driver Debra Borecki ran a red light or a green light when her school bus collided with a car, killing 73 year old Robert Weibling. Prosecutors urge confidence in red light witnesses, while Borecki cites bus rider testimony and driving history.

Elyria Robert Weibling Debra Borecki Borecki Linda Powers Paul St. Marie John Musson Musson St. Marie Second Street Weibling West Avenue 16Th Street Boreski Tracy Pastor Northwood Junior High School Michael McKenzie Matthew Butlerer Eastern Heights Junior High School Buderer St. Louis Leonard Spigiel Elyria High School Powers Phil Hammonds Cedar Street East Avenue

Four Businesses Briefly Lose Power After Underground Line Cut

Ohio Edison reported a construction crew severed an underground power line while digging a sign hole outside Burger King at 827 Cleveland St. Four businesses Finast Friendly Markets Hills Department Store Lorain National Bank and Burger King lost power for about four hours from 10 25 a m to 2 30 p m. Emergency generator kept registers and some lighting running and food was saved during the outage.

Finast Burger King Hills Department Store Lorain National Bank Cleveland Street Elyria Finast Friendly Markets Cleveland St Pete Miller Ralph DiNicola Ohio Edison DiNicola Steve Burton

Westlake City Hall extends office hours

Westlake schedules longer City Hall hours from 7 30 a m to 6 p m Monday through Friday. Residents may call City Hall at 440 871 3300 with questions.

Westlake City Hall Westlake City Hall

Eggs damage two Lorain vehicles on Beavercrest Drive

Greg Alessio 27 and Melissa Pando 25 of Beavercrest Drive reported eggs were tossed at their vehicles on Beavercrest Drive in Lorain. Alessio’s 1983 Chevy C-10 pickup was struck between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 7:35 a.m. Thursday, while Pando’s 1995 Ford Contour was hit at about 8:45 p.m. Wednesday.

Greg Alessio Melissa Pando Beavercrest Drive Alessio Pando

Teens jailed for life in Akron fatal house fire

Two Akron teenagers William Taylor 17 and Isaac Mitchell 18 received life terms with no parole for 20 years after pleading guilty to three counts of aggravated murder and related charges in a fatal house arson that killed Karen Lister 28 Krystal Mane Lively 19 and Charlotte Tanner 19. Gary Haydon 38 was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and other counts.

Akron Summit County Common Pleas Ted Schneiderman William Taylor Isaac Mitchell Maureen O’connor Gary J. Hayden Cody Taylor Mitchell Haydon Krystal New Spa Pre GhGeivee

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