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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2000
Page
1
The Indians fail to muster hits against Andy Pettitte and drop a 4-2 decision. Pettitte bylines the win with a strong early effort, while Cleveland misses scoring chances late to spoil a potential rally.
A Chronicle feature showcases depth of Mexican cooking beyond fast food tacos and taco salads. The piece invites readers to explore traditional recipes and culinary treasures, signaling ongoing online updates Monday through Friday and directing readers to the Chronicle site for more.
Texas A&M President Ray Bowen faces a mid June decision on the 90 year old bonfire tradition after a five member commission found organizational failures and structural flaws caused the 7,000 log stack to collapse killing 12 and injuring 27. The report cited lack of supervision and flawed construction. Bowen will consult students faculty alumni and families before ruling.
Elyria Mayor Bill Grace envisions lighting East Falls in Cascade Park and the Washington Avenue bridge as a conceptual plan. He aims to lure a developer to build a restaurant at the park edge, with city officials already engaging a somewhat interested developer near the police station.
The Associated Press reports that 65 percent of Hispanic parents and 47 percent of black parents see college as the most important factor for a youngster's success, compared with 35 percent of the general public and 33 percent of white parents.
A 68 year old Lorain woman Verda Mae Wilson and her 9 year old great granddaughter were accused of stealing 40 packs of Pokemon cards from Wal-Mart in Elyria. Police responding after a store employee witnessed the theft. Wilson faced theft and delinquency charges and was released for arraignment. The girl was charged with a juvenile theft count and released to Wilson.
The Ohio House passed a two year 1.8 billion construction budget by 92-2, boosting public school funding by 20 percent and directing surplus revenue to taxpayer refunds. The plan also allocates 530 million for colleges and universities and taps tobacco settlement funds to support school construction. Permanent tax cut plans are promised for this month.
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