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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 2000
Page
1
A broad alliance of cable customers and small providers in Entertainment AB argues for fairer share of profits amid industry consolidation and rising rates. They urge regulatory action to ensure affordable service and continued local access.
Scoonie Penn of Ohio State University is named the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award winner as the top national men’s basketball player 6 feet tall or under. The Chronicle notes the honor places Penn among elite college athletes in the nation.
Pham Van Dong, former prime minister of the Vietnamese revolutionary era, dies at age 94 just ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Vietnam War end. The report notes his leadership and long political career.
Elyria mayor Grace seeks to annex the Jorain County Regional Airport by adding property that borders the city clear across from the airport. The Mosher one acre at West Ridge and Albrecht roads may create the needed border link and accelerate approval by the City Council.
Marc's Discount Store plans a 44 500 square foot grocery and general merchandise location at 34800 Center Ridge Road in North Ridgeville. Plans were filed April 18 with the city building department, with a June planning commission meeting slated to review construction of a small dock load area. The Calder Corp site, formerly Caldor, will house the new Marc's and is expected to boost local shopping options.
LORAIN Brush Wellman Inc reaches a tentative agreement with city officials to voluntarily ban beryllium production in Lorain. City Council will review and refer the plan to the Streets and Utilities Committee. Councilwoman Kathy Tavenner hailed the written agreement as a good faith step she has long sought.
North Ridgeville opponents led by Avon attorney Gerald Phillips demand repeal of the Kingston Place development approval on 200 acres between Case and Stoney Ridge roads. Mayor Hill calls for town meetings to inform residents as 70-plus gather with supporters including Sen Jeffry Armbruster and ex mayor Dennis Boose backing the project.
University Hospitals bids 12 million for St Michael and Mt Sinai East in Cleveland and Richmond Heights, hoping to keep both open. Judge Walrath to review offers Thursday in Wilmington, with the Clinic proposing 526 million for another facility.
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